Is anyone else as unfortunate as me.. I'm playin my 360 on a 32" SDTV .

Man, I wish I had a widescreen HDTV. What's everyone else playing it on? How much better is it in HD?

52" Widescreen HDTV Toshiba DLP

It is quite an upgrade from an RCA 25" 4:3 TV.

Ok.. I would like to add.. If you don't care.. Please post the price of the TV if you recently upgraded.. Thanks!

55" Widescreen HDTV Mitz.

55" Widescreen HDTV Mits (a few years old, but still damn nice)

Model #: WS55xxx (I forget off-hand)

Please also include model numbers so I can price them out and try to convice the wife... (yea right)

20" Dell 2005FPW using VGA cable. In a word, Perfect.

56" Samsung DLP - 720p

MODEL NUMBERS PLEASE!!

Thank you!

Sony KV-30HS420 30" Wega -- But saving up and not far from the Sony 60" 1080p SXRD

57" Sony KP57-HW40 rear projection HDTV

From one of the HT threads in DVDtalk(pre & post paint job, prior to the release of the 360):

27" Standard 4x3 television. I had money set aside to buy a nice HD TV.... but then the money paid for the daughter we had. I have yet to save up more cash for a HD unit.

I just got a Sony 42" projection lcd, KDF-E42A10, a few months ago. That is in my bedroom. In the living room, my roommate has his Toshiba 65". It's a rear projection, but I don't know the model. It's about 4-5 years old. I love my 42". Great picture and was a good replacement for my 9 year old Toshiba 35".

I guess people do mind posting the price they paid..

xmivux, I feel ya man.. Just had a daughter myself. She's 3 months old.. Hard to get any gaming in too..

I know nothing about the current techonoligies in TV's as I have yet to really look into getting one do to the fact that will most likely get shot down.. What would be an average price on a descent HDTV in the 40" range?

$1 - $2,000?

34xbr800 sony hdtv.... awesome stuff.....but i cant wait to play it on my new 42 Westinghouse LCD flat panel... 1080p

samsung 23" HDTV lnr238w cost me more than a dollar and less than ten grand

http://www.pcconnection.com/ProductDetail?Sku=5795551

http://www.pcconnection.com/ProductDetail?Sku=5802053

those are my two picks for 40" or bigger

i think i paid about $1900 after tax, for my 42".

I know CompUSA has a 52" Mits LCD RP HD for around $2000. Mitsubishi has a good reputation in the TV market.
You have to ask yourself a few questions:
1. How much space do you have for the TV? (People still say the LARGE Rear Projection give you the best picture...just HUGE)
2. Budget? (yours seems to be $2000 max)
3. Technology? (LCD/DLP/RP....1080p (good for Ps3 or HD-DVD)

Depending on where I am, my 26" Sharp AQUOS LCD or a 43" Hitachi projection HDTV.

I switch between two different sets. JVC I`Art 48" Rear Projection widescreen HDTV, it cost me $1400 over two years ago. The set has a very nice picture considering what it is. I don't remember the model number right off hand.

The Other (and far prettier) is a Samsung 17" widescreen Monitor/HDTV Model 730MW it cost me $350 from Tiger Direct, and it's freakin beautiful. If you'd like to see one go to your local Meijer 360 Kiosk.

I may purchase the Samsung 40" LCD that BeanDip mentioned in his post above but that won't be for a few months.

So is the best way to hook up the 360 for best picture via a DVI connection to the TV? DVI is like a PC monitor connection right?

So 1080p is the highest resolution out right now right? Only the PS3 and HD-DVD's can produce in that resolution?

I'm using a Panasonic 50" TH-50PX50U plasma.

I don't think there's a DVI adapter for the 360.

1080p is the highest resolution televisions offer nowadays, although next to nothing outputs at 1080p.

I've got a Samsung 42" Plasma...paid 1799 for it at Fry's last week

Toshiba Cinema Series 57HX93 57" Widescreen HDTV