Ours is 40inch which is plenty big enough

I still don't have one.

37"   I was between the 32 and this though. As it happens It goes quite well in my sitting room 

32 in the living room and it's a small room and 28 in my bedroom and it's small Issy, I think because they are flat screens they don't seem too large for the rooms.

I presume its a flat screen Issy. It might be ok, cos you can get them further back than a big CRT 

Mine is 26 inch which apparently is not big enough by today's standards.
Is your TV on the wall Croc?


Cologne - believe me you are not missing much..

Largest is 40 ,2 others are 36,and a smaller one in my bedroom,

32" in the living room and 26" in the bedroom.

We've got a few tv's but the one in the kitchen - MY kitchen, is a 46 incher.
Not too big and not too small for the size of the room.

AHhhhh

Maybe thats it then


Sprout mine is flatscreen HD. But I think it is going to be demoted to the bedroom.

Sitting room TV is 46 ins

As long as you can see it, Issy then that's all that matters.

I don't like to boast.

*Agrees with Cosmo*

Mins not on the wall no cos the best place for it for optimum viewing anywhere in the room is in front of the bay window. It's on a stand that fits in there nicely.

More inches required for the bedroom?,I tend to agree.

I moved my 28" CRT  that was in the sitting room upstairs to the bedroom, but now have a 19" sitting about doing nothing. Trouble is, the 28 isn't a Freeview telly but the 19 is 

We've only got the one TV (in the lounge) and it's a 32 inch flat screen...

Yeah, but it doesn't always work out....you know

Lordy I have a lot of considering to do...

I think its because I was brought up to consider TV a guilty pleasure so to me having a big TV is somehow decadent. 

No-one got a projector then ?

Impotence?

Can TV's be impotent?

*Wonders if size does matter* 

Why? It's not your problem. It's not even a problem.

Failing to respond,not turning on,,,,I'd say possibly.

I want to buy a new TV - I wasn't sure which size to get.. so was just asking around.

Nope its not a problem... well it is more of a consideration and a very nice one at that.

I would suggest waiting about 20 years before buying a TV. By that time all the really huge ones will be cheap and they will all be 3D. They will cover all your walls so you won't be watching the TV so much as actually living it as though you really were there. Imagine watching a football match and being genuinely afraid that the ball might actually hit you on the head. Now that's what I call entertainment.

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If you don't want it as the be-all feature then work with that as a guideline.
I guess it all depends on what style your room is too.

Happy shopping.

Issy, measure your room, and I'm sure I've seen sites where they give you optimum viewing ranges/size of screen for your room. I'm sure Panasonic does it 

Thanks Cosi

I honestly dont know what size mines is it is not massive when I bought it my son came with me I chose a lovely big one and my son said it would be too big for my lounge and put me off, so I chose a smaller one thank goodness I did because he was right mines is just the right size for my lounge ..but I do like a massive screen

That is useful.

Thank you.

Oh thats useful - thanks Sprout xxx

"Fasion" I couldn't give a shit.
Content is better than format. SKY TV is shit. Give me BB3 or BB4 any day. Dont' give a shit about Murdoch drones. He's an Aussie  who wants to take over UK TV - must NEVER be allowed.

I am with Virgin and I agree re the Sky comment.

Murdoch's American now. Not that it changes his essence.

28" CRT, still working reasonably well but will be relegated when Freeview HD becomes available in the area toward the end of the year.  I'll probably go for a 32" TV, as that's quite big enough for me and the room.  A bit too big really, but I won't mind that.  The CRT juts out too far into the room so a 32" when set back a bit, won't look much bigger.

I've a 32 inch in the living room and in my bedroom.
The one in the bedroom also doubles as a monitor for my pc.
I can flick back and forward between tv and monitor.