This time next year?

erope · 09-24-07, 10:32 AM

Are we going to see vast improvements by this time next year in LCD TV's?

Looking to get a 42" 'Budget' LCD soon, but if they are going to be dramatically better by this time next year, may just go with a nicer 32" to get me through till next year and then save up for that better 'Buget' 42".

Got a SDTV 37" now and not sure if i'm going to regret the 32" LCD decision in terms of reduction in size.

How is the next year going to progress in 'budget' LCD's?

Norde · 09-26-07, 02:09 AM

You will absolutely regret the reduction in size. Don't do it.

If you have a 37" 4:3 TV, you will need a 45" widescreen to produce a picture as high as you are viewing now.

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erope Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Janesville, WI Posts: 43	This time next year? Are we going to see vast improvements by this time next year in LCD TV's? Looking to get a 42" 'Budget' LCD soon, but if they are going to be dramatically better by this time next year, may just go with a nicer 32" to get me through till next year and then save up for that better 'Buget' 42". Got a SDTV 37" now and not sure if i'm going to regret the 32" LCD decision in terms of reduction in size. How is the next year going to progress in 'budget' LCD's?

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Norde Advanced Member Join Date: Nov 1999 Location: Redwood City,CA,USA Posts: 511	You will absolutely regret the reduction in size. Don't do it. If you have a 37" 4:3 TV, you will need a 45" widescreen to produce a picture as high as you are viewing now.