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I said 27 but its really 25. I have a 20inch hooked up to the surround sound. Its the largest the cabinet will hold. I’m waiting for a tv to die before getting hdtv.
Quote:I said 27 but its really 25. I have a 20inch hooked up to the surround sound. Its the largest the cabinet will hold. I’m waiting for a tv to die before getting hdtv.I didn’t stick all the sizes up there because the list would be huge! 😯
Mine is a 27″
27 pure flat digital tv intergrated
Quote:27 pure flat digital tv intergratedOoh…. we be jealous
Quote:Quote:27 pure flat digital tv intergratedOoh…. we be jealous
Yes, sounds fancy!! thumbsup.gif
its not really
its basically a 27 inch flat screen telly with Digital TV installed
Well ok it does it has crystal clear digital quality which i like the best no flickering or nastys and you can get digital extras like news when you want it car listings that sort of thing. Im gonna digital telly intergrated as the uk government are turning off all analogue signals in 2012 .
Quote:Well ok it does it has crystal clear digital quality which i like the best no flickering or nastys and you can get digital extras like news when you want it car listings that sort of thing. Im gonna digital telly intergrated as the uk government are turning off all analogue signals in 2012 .I think the US is doing that sometime around there too – like 2008 or 2016, somewhere in there
its a bummer cos many elderly people in the UK find it difficult to use this new technology how are both our respective governments going to help
My primary TV is 32″ (SD). It should be a 32″, but that won’t fit into my entertainment center.
Use this formula to determine the “proper” screen size.
First: Determine the distance (in inches or cm) from the screen to your couch/easy chair.
Second: Divide the number obtained above by 6*. The result is the approximate height your TV screen should be.*Divide by 5 if you prefer a slightly larger screen. Divide by 7 if you prefer a slightly smaller screen.
It’s 53″ so I voted for “52 inch”
Quote:My primary TV is 32″ (SD). It should be a 32″, but that won’t fit into my entertainment center.Use this formula to determine the “proper” screen size.
First: Determine the distance (in inches or cm) from the screen to your couch/easy chair.
Second: Divide the number obtained above by 6*. The result is the approximate height your TV screen should be.*Divide by 5 if you prefer a slightly larger screen. Divide by 7 if you prefer a slightly smaller screen.
That’s a good tip!!!
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