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Originally Posted by slksc /forum/post/0
The additional 8 inches of the 58PX600U actually gives you 30% more screen area compared to the 50-inch set. This makes a big difference in your viewing experience, especially from 11 feet away. Go to your local BB and stand 11 ft away from both size sets to get an idea of the difference in perspective.
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Originally Posted by slksc /forum/post/0
The additional 8 inches of the 58PX600U actually gives you 30% more screen area compared to the 50-inch set. This makes a big difference in your viewing experience, especially from 11 feet away. Go to your local BB and stand 11 ft away from both size sets to get an idea of the difference in perspective.
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Originally Posted by slksc /forum/post/0
The additional 8 inches of the 58PX600U actually gives you 30% more screen area compared to the 50-inch set. This makes a big difference in your viewing experience, especially from 11 feet away.
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Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma /forum/post/0
slksc, how are you liking your TH-58PX600U??
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Originally Posted by slksc /forum/post/0
The additional 8 inches of the 58PX600U actually gives you 30% more screen area compared to the 50-inch set. This makes a big difference in your viewing experience, especially from 11 feet away. Go to your local BB and stand 11 ft away from both size sets to get an idea of the difference in perspective.
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Originally Posted by RomanInvision /forum/post/0
Ok well why not spend a few bucks more and get a Pioneer 6070HD.
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Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma /forum/post/0
TH-58PX600U X3More like 40% more viewing.![]()
slksc, how are you liking your TH-58PX600U??
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Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma /forum/post/0
I go by the Cubic inches of screen size (not bezel). That is a rough quess.....I can figure it out but I will have to give you the exact formula at a latter date![]()
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Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma /forum/post/0
Why bother when the 58" is alot less...........