What is the brand and size of your HDTV?

32" Samsung LED

37" Panasonic Viera720p plasma tv

50" Panasonic Viera 1080p plasma tv.

32" Samsung

32 inch LCD samsung in my room

LG LCD 42" on the living room.

I've got a 73" Mitsubishi. I've actually found it's a tad too big in some circumstances, as it can be tough to check both sides of the screen at once for enemies whenplaying shooters like MW3.

32" Sharp, 720p. It's served me pretty well. Only 1 of the HDMI inputs works, but I plug all my stuff into my stereo receiver and then run a single HDMI cable to the TV, so that doesn't create a problem. Picture quality is fine I guess, I dunno. I never did any side-by-side comparisons or anything.

I might get another HDTV this summer now that the prices have come down so much. Maybe a bigger one this time.

never hear of dynexhippiesanta

Dynex is Best Buy's brand of TVs/Electronics along with Insignia.

50" Samsung, had for a while now, it's in my bedroom :cool:

50" Samsung Plasma

32" Samsung Plasma

26" LG TV, pretty old and small now but i mainly use my 22" benq monitor.

[QUOTE="Blue_Shield"]To be fair, how many HD CRTs are still out there in the wild?

Hell, CRTs are not even sold in stores anymore.GTR12

Your average person on the street probably does not even known there is a such thing as a HD CRT.

To them:

Fat TV = SD

Thin TV = HD

50" Panasonic

40" Samsung

32'' Sylvania

Whenver I get an apartment it will be nice to already have a tv.

32 inch Samsung.

[QUOTE="hippiesanta"]never hear of dynexBPoole96

Dynex is Best Buy's brand of TVs/Electronics along with Insignia.

42" Panasonic Plasma Full HDTV

[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

[QUOTE="hippiesanta"]never hear of dynexZumaJones07

Dynex is Best Buy's brand of TVs/Electronics along with Insignia.

Insignia TVs use rejected panels from LG. Rejected panels are panels that didn't pass their quality control tests and don't meet their standards. Dynex uses rejected panels from all sorts of places-especially LG and Samsung. So don't assume that an Insignia TV is going to be just as good as an LG for half the cost. Not only that, but their image processors and engines aren't as good. An LG with an IPS panel and an Insignia with the exact same panel will look quite different.

[QUOTE="luamhtrad"]

65" Sharp Aquos 1080P LCD - Main Living Room

65" Mitsubishi Diamond 1080P DLP - Basement Living Room

46" Sharp Aquos 1080P LCD - Master Bedroom

42" Sharp Aquos 1080P LCD - Formal Living Room

42" LG 720P LCD - Guest Bedroom 1

40" Dynex 1080P LCD - Kitchen/Deck

37" LG 720P LCD - Basement Bedroom

27" Sansui CRT - Guest Bedroom 2

2X 24" Dell 1080P LCD - Office

19" Element 720P LCD - Laundry Room

19" Sharp CRT - Office

I think I have a problem...

Austindro

I think you live with your parents.

Nope, my parents live in another state and only have 2 TVs.

42" Panasonic Plasma

34" Sony CRT

Samsung, 40" LED.

32" Sony Bravia

a 32inch Sony Bravia, though its not full HD, just 1080i

In my room? 24" Toshiba.

In the living room?

50ish Sony.

My TV is a 55" Vizio and my computer screen is a 42 Vizio.

I have a 42'' Syvania (Funai) 1080p LCD HDTV:

40in Samsung