We have a 32" and would go bigger. To me it's not big enough for HDTV and Blu-Ray. You're paying for it but not seeing the details anyway.
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TB, do you require an online reader?
Now that I think about it, no. I take it an "offline" reader would be like an email client? It downloads stuff. Cause, Yeah that would be better in some ways. Stuff does not get deleted until I delete it? An offline client would be fine if it works better than Google reader.
My problem is that I love large screens for movies, but I loathe huge tv shows. So I went for a 32" and it's perfect for me.
Ahh. You can get an addon for Firefox that will spoof the user agent. I haven't tried it, but here's one: [link]
I just installed this. It works great for Google Reader.
eta: This actually works better than using the mobile url for Reader that I mentioned earlier. With this add-on, Reader functions exactly like it does on my iPod Touch.
We have a 32" and would go bigger. To me it's not big enough for HDTV and Blu-Ray. You're paying for it but not seeing the details anyway.
I'm thinking 42 (or 40 if I go with the samsung, which is where I'm leaning, because I tend to run electronics into the ground)
I got the cheapest 37" LCD I could find four years ago, and already the picture is starting to look splotchy.
We have a 32" and would go bigger. To me it's not big enough for HDTV and Blu-Ray.
Really? That's my size, and I can definitely tell a big difference between Blu-Rays and DVDs, and even more difference between SDTV and HDTV.
Of course, in my living room I'm never more than 6 feet from the TV, so much bigger would require me to be constantly moving my head from side to side. Yay NYC.
Really? That's my size, and I can definitely tell a big difference between Blu-Rays and DVDs, and even more difference between SDTV and HDTV.
My experience as well.
Thanks! The Samsung isn't that much more expensive, but the choices are 40" and 52", a big difference.
Samsung makes 46" panels as well. The difference in viewable area between 40" and 42" isn't really all that much. I have a couple of 40" sets in the studio and they are quite nice.
Called Tivo and the tech support guy was very helpful. He said he's pretty sure it's a hardware issue and my DVR will need to be replaced, but their policy is to make sure it's not a CableCard issue first, so I have to pop the card out and wait 24 hours to see if the problem resolves before they'll issue an exchange.
Out of respect for DH's viewing habits, I have decided not to remove the card until after Lost tonight.