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How many inches can you handle?
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Well in my house my parents aren't big TV watchers so my PC monitor is now as big as the family TV (20").
I think 32" will be as big as I would ever have in a flat or small house. You really need to have a big room for a larger TV than that.0 -
We are looking at buying an LCD shortly, planning on 22". Small by most standards but think it will be appropriate size for our living room.Fashion on a ration 2025 0/66 coupons spent
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How far you sit from the TV is an important consideration. There's no point getting a 46" screen if you're only going to sit 5 feet away. Also, as I saw in a friend's house, for 10-12 feet away, a 32" TV is too small.0
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