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In Reply to: Another useful link on WS vs. P&S... posted by Aroc on July 8, 2002 at 09:19:27:
A 4:3 TV is a better value, and 16:9 TV's are definitely priced at a premium. You can get the same size 16:9 image on a brand of 4:3 TV as on the same brand 16:9 TV for less money. But 16:9 TV's look much slicker, they don't cost THAT much more, and I only watch DVD's anyway (so I get less black/grey bars this way). Usually the 16:9 TV's have a few extra features that relate to higher definition use.
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Follow Ups
- You are right about that - cfraser 20:34:32 07/08/02 (2)
- "...But 16:9 TV's look much slicker, they don't cost THAT much more.." ... - Aroc 14:18:09 07/09/02 (1)
- And the 34" will have a smaller 16:9 picture than the 36" 4:3 - cfraser 15:48:06 07/09/02 (0)
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