42" philips. Hardly ever watch it and if it was bigger it would be too close to the couch

only 32" philips but great picture because contrast is 24000:1

Bump bump for my thread

55" Hitachi plasma (2 years old now) built in to the wall in the family room

42" Panasonic LCD in the game room upstairs

32" shit screen

50" Panasonic Plasma

http://www.thewoop.com/public_html/p...es/plasma3.jpg

the picture is serious on this 60 inch plasma
http://www.shopdigitalonline.com/ima..._PDP6070HD.jpg

memories.....
 

Someone took my PIONEER ELITE 60"....i wont mention any names

so now i'm left with my poor little PIONEER ELITE 50" in the bedroom

RECESSION HURTS :321GFY :321GFY :321GFY

LMFAO

52inch samsung (gym) lcd
32inch olevia (office) lcd
42inch olevia (bedroom) lcd
60inch samsung (living room) lcd
32inch olevia (billards room) lcd

60" pioneer kuro elite

LMao Got you Bro

42" Toshiba Regza here. I love its picture quality and it can do 1080p, so I'm happy. Any bigger and it would be the "you must watch the television" room instead of a living room with a tv in it.

52" Phillips. Love it too. Best TV I ever had.

60" Sony and a 42" Sceptre (still in the box).

42" Pioneer Elite

50 inch panasonic plasma in the living room 32 inch lcd off brand in the bedroom

only 32 grown

I don't have TV, you have to feed it with your brains :)

50 or so inch Samsung DLP and a 42'' Sony Bravia.

I've got too many of the dam things now.

71" 1080P Samsung upstairs in the loft.
Two 32" LCD's in living room and one bedroom.
26" LCD in other bedroom.
50" rear projection Toshiba in my bedroom (it's getting old now)
52" Sony rear projection that isn't even being used right now
and I just started working on finishing my basement which already has the 120" motorized screen front projection system setup. (needed to get it in place to figure out where to run the wires)

The sad part is that I will probably buy another 42 inch LCD for the basement where my new bar is going to go, so the people sitting at the bar can watch the LCD while I get to look at the projection screen.