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View Poll Results: What type of display do you mainly use for DVD viewing?
27 in or less - 4:3 tube TV
59
22.43%
32 to 40 in - 4:3 tube TV
50
19.01%
16:9 Tube TV
31
11.79%
Plasma
6
2.28%
4:3 Flat Panel LCD
2
0.76%
16:9 Flat Panel LCD
3
1.14%
4:3/16:9 Rear Projection tube TV
51
19.39%
16:9 LCD/DLP/LCOS Projection TV
29
11.03%
Projection system
26
9.89%
Other (please specify)
6
2.28%
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What type of display do you mainly use for DVD viewing?

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Old 01-12-05, 02:04 PM
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20" Panasonic TV or a 17" computer monitor if I am watching in my room.
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Mitsubishi VS50607
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Panny 47" RPTV (16:9) Less than a year old.
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Old 01-12-05, 04:34 PM
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I use a 27" Sony 4:3 Tube TV, I've had it for almost a year.
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Best Of Both Worlds:

36", 4:3 HD-tube with 16:9 anamorphic squeeze - I have yet to see a sharper, more detailed image.

Boo-Ya!
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Old 01-12-05, 09:29 PM
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I have 2- 50" 16x9 Toshiba rear projection tv's.

One in the main viewing room and one in the master bedroom.
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Old 01-13-05, 08:00 PM
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27" Phillips that's about seven years old.
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Old 01-13-05, 11:30 PM
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35" tube TV

meh, looking to get a low end projector (the best I can afford that is)and put the TV in the bedroom
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57" Sony KP57WS500 16x9 RPTV. ISF Calibrated.

In the other room it's a Sony Trinitron 27" 4:3. S&V Home Theater Tune Up Calibrated.
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