720p 20 inch for PS3, any suggestions?

Whats your budget?Liquid-Prince

[QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?espoac

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

it's not worth the money man, you should save up for 32' or higher.LeDavester

[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?Liquid-Prince

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

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[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?espoac

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

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[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?espoac

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

You're talking HD man, you can sit 3 feet in front of a 32incher and looks good (2 feet you might see screen door effect). If 1080p then even closer (people use 37inches as PC monitors at 1080p). I mean do you see yourself sitting 3 feet from your PC monitor when playing a PC game? No, you can sit close to a PC monitor because of the resolution, and a 32inch LCD has often 1366*768 resolution, 3 feet is fine. If you got a 20 incher, you better be sitting within 2 feet to make use of all that detail.

Now if you really want 20 inches, then the best bet is a 20.1inch to 22inch PC LCD widescreen monitor for $200-$275. You have to make sure it's HDCP to work with a HDMI to DVI adapter. Also, PC screens are 16:10, while HD is 16:9, so most cheap PC screens don't have a image setting to add bars to the top and bottom, but instead distort the image slightly up and down to fill it. You'd have to get into the $325 range for a feature like that to keep the 16:9 shape with bars. Then you might as well find a deal for $500-$600 for a 32incher. Most 20inch Widescreen HDTVS are also just overpriced modified PC monitors as HDTVs and have the same 16:10 problem, but they still label 16:9 even when the resolution in specs are 16:10

[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?Liquid-Prince

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

I got the same t.v but it does 1080p in 32" (may I add that this was the only 1080p 32" t.v that I could find) and it cost $1300.Buy from Best Buy too because if you buy cables with the t.v you get a little bit of a discount. Great t.v Money well spent

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[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?Da_lil_PimP

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

I got the same t.v but it does 1080p in 32" (may I add that this was the only 1080p 32" t.v that I could find) and it cost $1300.Buy from Best Buy too because if you buy cables with the t.v you get a little bit of a discount. Great t.v Money well spent

But wouldn't the prices of the BBuy cables be horribly overpriced? They'd try and sell you $100 HDMI cables which we all know is pointless. Better to work into a bundle discount with a extra receiver or gaming console.

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[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?TimothyB

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

I got the same t.v but it does 1080p in 32" (may I add that this was the only 1080p 32" t.v that I could find) and it cost $1300.Buy from Best Buy too because if you buy cables with the t.v you get a little bit of a discount. Great t.v Money well spent

But wouldn't the prices of the BBuy cables be horribly overpriced? They'd try and sell you $100 HDMI cables which we all know is pointless. Better to work into a bundle discount with a extra receiver or gaming console.

Well I did buy a $100 cable but when we took it to the till, they gave us $20 off and with all the other stuff we bought, I saved about $100

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[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?Da_lil_PimP

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

I got the same t.v but it does 1080p in 32" (may I add that this was the only 1080p 32" t.v that I could find) and it cost $1300.Buy from Best Buy too because if you buy cables with the t.v you get a little bit of a discount. Great t.v Money well spent

But wouldn't the prices of the BBuy cables be horribly overpriced? They'd try and sell you $100 HDMI cables which we all know is pointless. Better to work into a bundle discount with a extra receiver or gaming console.

Well I did buy a $100 cable but when we took it to the till, they gave us $20 off and with all the other stuff we bought, I saved about $100

Generally they have a nice profit margin on tvs. So there's plenty of room to haggle down prices without a bundle. Like my tv, a 65inch Toshbia DLP that lists $2200. Often the Sunday sale had this tv was $2089 at Best Buy and Circuit City. Better if you had a 10% coupon now and then. I got this 65inch DLP tv from an authroized dealer online for $1750, shipped free, no tax. Though, I was actually able to get Circuit City down to $1782 before tax when it was cheaper on their online site, $1980, plus a 10% AAA coupon and they had a $200 of a HD-DVD player. The point of this, there are ways to get the tv down without the need of expensive bundles.

I also had purchased a Sony 60inch A2020 from Circuit City for a while. It was list $2900 then, but was as low as $2300 on their website (never below $2500 in store) and with the 10% coupon I got it down to $2070.

Generally though, if everyone kept haggling them down this far they don't make much money off the tv, thus they charge a fortune for cables and try to work bundles like that. Something that costs them $18 from Monster cables they'd charge $100 for. It's kind of like how movie theaters don't make much off of ticket sales, so they overprice the food to make up for that, except their people know it's overpriced, in a Best Buy they try to sell the cables as gods.

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[QUOTE="espoac"][QUOTE="Liquid-Prince"]Whats your budget?Da_lil_PimP

Well I was going to say that a 32' 720P Sharp Aquos in walmart was $987, so maybe you'd want to get that?

I got the same t.v but it does 1080p in 32" (may I add that this was the only 1080p 32" t.v that I could find) and it cost $1300.Buy from Best Buy too because if you buy cables with the t.v you get a little bit of a discount. Great t.v Money well spent

I got the Sharp LC32GP1U its awesome. From what I recall Sharp is the only one that make a 1080p in that size. I got mine for a great price since I work at bestbuy and sharp gives all of the employees great discounts. cheaper then the bestbuy discount alone. ($750 for a $1400 TV.)