I'm playing my 360 on a standard 30" tube tv.

61" HD DLP here.

65" HDTV here.

My friends who have the X360 all don't have an HDTV

I played my 360 for about a month on my 32" SDTV.. My jaw dropped seeing the difference and how much better the 360 was then the original xbox (or anything else for that matter). Then I recently got a Sony 42" HDTV (KDF-E42A10) and my jaw dropped even furhter..

The 360 coupled with an HDTV is :banana:

This should be made a poll. :)

and yes I play in HD :D

Yep...37 inch LCD

46" Samsung DLP :thumbsup:

i read somewhere that standard TVs are forest friendly. :)

HD here all the way.

time to find new friends! :toast:

50" & 56" DLP sets here

55" Mits HD (a bit older now, but it looks just fine in 1080i)

46" Sony WideScreen HDTV

65" Mits Widescreen Rear Projection CRT
and
20" Dell Widescreen LCD Monitor

Just replaced my 30" tube with a new Sharp 37" LCD. 360 looks amazing on it.

I have nothing to compensate for ;) we both have two sources but both of your TVs are bigger than mine :(

48" JVC RPTV

17" Samsung Widescreen LcdTV.

42" Samsung plasma here - man, does Uno look sweet on there!

Skip you, man!

Do you people have TWO 360's also and are moving them to each TV? I onyl play mine on my 55"....I also have a 26" HP HDTV if we are just trying to say what we have.

yeah I switch back and forth from time to time for some reason. Actually I like being in my bedroom while gaming, and the big projection TV won't fit in there. plus when you sit at a computer the screen is only a few feet away so the 17" is actually a good size for me.

50" LCD here.

I wonder if 360 can hook up Laptop screen - will it work?

I just have one 360 (for now :D) but, my big screen is in storage right now so I have to settle on the 20" widescreen monitor. The monitor actually looks better because I can run it at 720p where my mits only does 1080i. Once I get into my new house I will either get another 360 or rig up some type of splitter so I can play on either screen. Another 360 would be more expensive but, alot less hassle. I guess I could just get a core system and take the hard drive from one to the other. That would save some cash.

Does your laptop have any video inputs? S-video, composite, VGA? If so, it will work.

My laptop (Inspiron 6000) has two different video plugs - one is S-Video and other has 15-pin plug. But the icon shown TV icon on S-Video and other look like monitor icon on 15-pin.

I'm little tempt to try it. :lol: