Poll: Your Gaming TV

[sms_117b]

32" LCD HD Sony Barvia, doubles as one of (the main) PC monitor, times are good!

 

[Yopaz]

32 HD. I only got analog TV so that's not too great, but games look awesome in it. I also got a 22 incher for PC screen which is also used for gaming.

 

[MetaKnight19]

Philips 37" 1080p HD. I even took the trouble of wall-mounting it. And seeing as though its a Philips, they were nice enough to give me a CD-i as well

 

[AmayaOnnaOtaku]

120" Panasonic HD Projector. It's in my basement so it is not as convenient as the 20" in my room, but, IT'S 120 INCHES BIG!!!!!

What's your address, I need to rob you.

not rob, we just know who's house is having the next LAN party

 

[TelHybrid]

40" 1080P LCD TV.

<3

 

[CrashBang]

32" Samsung HD 1080i. Had it for over 2 years now, love it

 

[Mr. Gency]

I have to measure it first.

I kmow it's 1080p though.

 

[Zersy]

Just curious about what people use as their main TV for gaming . Sorry I didn't have enough room to include PC Monitors (though I probably don't know enough about the different PC options to represent them well anyway).

Me: 34" SD TV. It works fine for me, the exception being in games where the text is hard to read in SD (Mass Effect 2, Dead Rising).

about 72"

How ? I don't have a tv, I have a HD projector. I Win the thread !

 

[Nouw]

Small and SD.

I still enjoy my 360 though.

 

[DustyDrB]

Just curious about what people use as their main TV for gaming . Sorry I didn't have enough room to include PC Monitors (though I probably don't know enough about the different PC options to represent them well anyway).

Me: 34" SD TV. It works fine for me, the exception being in games where the text is hard to read in SD (Mass Effect 2, Dead Rising).

about 72"

How ? I don't have a tv, I have a HD projector. I Win the thread !

You missed the person with the 120" HD. Second place isn't bad in this thread though. I'd like to see pictures of those monsters. I'm surprised to see as much HD as I am. Very few people I know have switched, though this forum is bound to skew towards better tech.

120" Panasonic HD Projector. It's in my basement so it is not as convenient as the 20" in my room, but, IT'S 120 INCHES BIG!!!!!

What's your address, I need to rob you.

Yes. The whole point of me making this thread is to make a list of who to visit in the wee hours of the night in my black and white striped outfit with a bag with a big dollar sign on it.

 

[Audioave10]

A 23" Samsung here.

 

[Kouen]

I Do have a 32 inch Panasonic HDTV in the living room but the kids here keep it held captive to watch cartoons so I don't often get the chance to play 360 on it

 

[Zersy]

Just curious about what people use as their main TV for gaming . Sorry I didn't have enough room to include PC Monitors (though I probably don't know enough about the different PC options to represent them well anyway).

Me: 34" SD TV. It works fine for me, the exception being in games where the text is hard to read in SD (Mass Effect 2, Dead Rising).

about 72"

How ? I don't have a tv, I have a HD projector. I Win the thread !

You missed the person with the 120" HD. Second place isn't bad in this thread though. I'd like to see pictures of those monsters. I'm surprised to see as much HD as I am. Very few people I know have switched, though this forum is bound to skew towards better tech.

120" Panasonic HD Projector. It's in my basement so it is not as convenient as the 20" in my room, but, IT'S 120 INCHES BIG!!!!!

What's your address, I need to rob you.

Yes. The whole point of me making this thread is to make a list of who to visit in the wee hours of the night in my black and white striped outfit with a bag with a big dollar sign on it.

let me correct myself as 72" was only a rough estimate of the top of my head plus I don't do inches too well.

I checked and in meters from the diagnols it's about 2 meters, sooo how many inches is that ?

 

[Big Max]

17"... Why does everybody have such huge TVs?

Edit: I don't even fit in any of the categories on the poll.

 

[The Spectator]

A 40" HD. I love it. Exploring Capital Wasteland as I should've have in the first place.

 

[Omegatronacles]

42" Panasonic Plasma, Full High Def picture

27" SD TV. I honestly can't see how people can stand anything larger. Maybe up to 30". As it is, I can clearly see everything I need to see, and it's fun. My mom has a 60" plasma flat screen, and when I visit my brother and I play some games on it, and quite frankly it's annoying, the screen is stretched out enough that it becomes a chore seeing what's going on around you. When playing a shooter on a 27" it takes a very slight eye movement to examine all corners of the screen, on a 60" it takes slightly longer to examine the entire screen and see where the shots are coming from. Movies look good on it, but for gaming I'd prefer a smaller screen.

If you can't see the entire screen from where you are sitting, the TV is too big.

-Edit- I meant to say that if you can't see the entire screen from where you are sitting, you are too close to the screen.

 

[Thaius]

24 inch 1080p television. I'm in a dorm at the moment, or else I would have bought a bigger one. But no matter: I love my TV.

 

[Kevlar Eater]

32 inch HDTV. Doubles as my computer monitor.

 

[Thegreyfox666]

46" Samsung 6 series for consoles/TV
2 24" Samsung Monitors for my PC

 

[KdS_22]

52 Inch Vizio with 1080p. It was worth every penny that I saved up for it, plus the fact that I used my scholarship's tech bonus to pay for some of it helped too. My PS3 looks amazing on it!