What kind of primary tv set do you have?

[yoda313]

THIS POLL IS COURTESY OF NUMBER SIX - THANKS!

What Kind of TV do You Have - Primary Set?

1. Plasma
2. CRT
3. LCD
4. I Don't Have a TV
5. Other


My home theater set is a 1366x768 32" WESTINGHOUSE lcd set. Very nice. How about you?

[Baldrick]

Plasma! 50" Pioneer, but not 1080p though so I have to get a new one soon so I can enjoy the full resolution of my BLU-rays.

[hech54]

Plain Old Philips CRT for me.
I can see it....that's all that matters.

[mrswla]

Use to have a 32" 720p westinghouse until I upgraded to the new LG 42" 120hz 1080p LCD. Awesome picture 8)

[MJA]

37" 1080p Westinghouse
my next one is ganna be a 52" Samsung for sure (I need to buy a freak'n riding mower 1st sick of cutting grass )
I still have a 25"CRT kicking

[JohnnyMalaria]

A 27" 12-year old Sony CRT. The shiny screen makes turds look as polished as on an HD.

[jagabo]

I have a 46" Samsung 1080p LCD, a 19" Samsung 1400x900 LCD (got it for free), and there's still an old 15" Sony CRT in the house that's occasionally switched on for testing.

[Dv8ted2]

I have a 27" Toshiba CRT.

[lordhutt]

All 4 tv's in my house are LCD the primary being a 52" Sony XBR4

[handyguy]

CRT cause I still watch SD. Actually, it's a HDTV CRT.

[lordhutt]

CRT cause I still watch SD. Actually, it's a HDTV CRT.

my standard def dvd's look amazing on my hdtv...I have to admit that regular tv sucks though. Fortunately I watch very litle of that.

[Kayembee]

THIS POLL IS COURTESY OF NUMBER SIX - THANKS!

What Kind of TV do You Have - Primary Set?

1. Plasma
2. CRT
3. LCD
4. I Don't Have a TV
5. Other


My home theater set is a 1366x768 32" WESTINGHOUSE lcd set. Very nice. How about you?

Tsk. How could you have no category for front/rear projectors?

Ours is a 65" DLP 1080P RPTV. It's purty .

Kayembee

[ricoman]

My primary TV is a 50" Sony LCD rear projection 1080i HDTV. It has an awesome picture that I would put up against most LCD or Plasma TVs. Some people find this hard to believe, but I set up my brothers and my sisters Samsung 40" 1080p sets with Avia and my old Sony clearly looks better. I'm no novice, just an early adopter, I have a Toshiba HD player and an LG HD/Bluray player and all the HD that Comcast has to offer, so I've watched it with all sorts of media.
I also have a 32" 720p Olevia in the bedroom.
Oh, and a 26" CRT HDTV in my exersize room, but that hasn't gotten much use lately.

[TimA-C]

Just recently had to replace a 28" 100Hz WS Toshiba CRT and got a 37" Sony LCD. Picture is a LOT better than I expected when watching SD Sky+ and commercial DVDs played through my ageing Liteon DVD recorder connected via component cable look stunning, so I'm not rushing ahead to go to HD.

[yoda313]

How could you have no category for front/rear projectors

Don't blame me this is Number Six's poll

(sorry number six not to take a shot at you to much there )

[Constant Gardener]

Bought a 34" Panasonic CRT (1080i) in a final-clearance sale a few years back. Great picture, cat-proof screen, and only weighs 170 pounds. The next one should be organic-LED or maybe I'll buy a can of RGB and just paint it on the wall.

[Number Six]

How could you have no category for front/rear projectors

Don't blame me this is Number Six's poll

(sorry number six not to take a shot at you to much there )

yoda - THANKS for using the poll .

Also, I'm going to PM BALDRICK and get his recipe for TURTLE SOUP :P



kayembee - Sorry, I totally forgot about Projection Sets




I recently got a used 1.5 year old Polaroid 32" LCD 1366x768 (manufactured by Proview) for free that needed repair - my first HD LCD TV. I was able to get the parts from Polaroid at a reasonable price, so the set is completely functional - I LOVE IT . Although, I do not have any HD content - only SD Satellite, and standard DVD - but I did hook up a rabbit ear antenna to check out the OTA HD.

My beloved 18 year old 32" Sony CRT tv is now enjoying semi-retirement.

[redwudz]

I don't have a TV, just a PC tuner card that I very rarely use. Not much on TV here worth watching anyway.

[minidv2dvd]

32" sony flatscreen crt, a 300lb monster. don't know how i'll ever dispose of it when it dies.

[MJA]

your city doesn't have Electronics Recycling program?

[Delta2]

I have a big and heavy CRT box with good 4:3 quality

[edDV]

I have a 46" LCD Samsung LN-4665 downstairs that others watch more than me. I watch DVD and some primetime HDTV down there but mostly I watch my Philips HD CRT up in the computer room so I guess that is my prime TV. Some day I'll replace it with an LED backlight LCD for power efficiency.

[gadgetguy]

25" SD CRT. Not likely to change any time soon.

[minidv2dvd]

your city doesn't have Electronics Recycling program?

maybe, but i'm way past being able to lift the dang thing.

[disturbed1]

Hitachi 1080i CRT based RPTV

[freebird73717]

Plain Old Philips CRT for me.
I can see it....that's all that matters.

Same here! I have a 32inch SD CRT tv. SD is plenty for me for the time being.

[craigarta]

Got my huge 2001 JVC 36" CRT beast with it's virtual surround mode.

[MJA]

Got my huge 2001 JVC 36" CRT beast with it's virtual surround mode.

GO GREEN BUY LCD

[edDV]

Got my huge 2001 JVC 36" CRT beast with it's virtual surround mode.

GO GREEN BUY LCD

"Go Green" is what an old CRT does. Sometimes blue.

[craigarta]

Got my huge 2001 JVC 36" CRT beast with it's virtual surround mode.

GO GREEN BUY LCD

"Go Green" is what an old CRT does. Sometimes blue.

I wish I could but couldn't afford one if it was even $50.