I know this has been answered before but I can't seem to locate it anywhere.
What is the viewable image size of 4:3 and 16:9 on each television.
If the 16:9 viewable image size on the 40XBR800 is close to the 16:9 viewable image size on the 34XBR800, (black bars aside, which don't bother me) why wouldn't you opt for the TV with a larger 4:3 picture? Why would I want to go for a little bit bigger 16:9 pic and smaller 4:3 pic on the 34XBR800. Maybe I am missing something ...?
Assume I watch 50% dvd and 50% regular TV, black bars don't bother me, I have no space constraints, and moving around a 300 lbs TV doesn't bother me
Thanks!
What is the viewable image size of 4:3 and 16:9 on each television.
If the 16:9 viewable image size on the 40XBR800 is close to the 16:9 viewable image size on the 34XBR800, (black bars aside, which don't bother me) why wouldn't you opt for the TV with a larger 4:3 picture? Why would I want to go for a little bit bigger 16:9 pic and smaller 4:3 pic on the 34XBR800. Maybe I am missing something ...?
Assume I watch 50% dvd and 50% regular TV, black bars don't bother me, I have no space constraints, and moving around a 300 lbs TV doesn't bother me
Thanks!