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In Reply to: Probably the 32" 4:3 posted by Lasermeister on October 25, 2002 at 13:57:34:
Earlier this year, my wife and I were able to move into a larger house to prepare for an expanding family. The new place has a downstairs family room and an upstairs bonus/"play" room. I realized we'd probably watch a lot of cable TV and videos downstairs and move upstairs for movies, so I put my existing 32" 4:3 downstairs and purchased a 47" widescreen as the centerpiece of my home theater. The upstairs unit only play DVDs and receives 2 channels OTA (ABC and CBS, both of which bring me football on Sunday & Monday, thank goodness) . . .
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- Different sets for different uses - Dalancroft 14:36:15 10/25/02 (2)
- Re: Different sets for different uses - kyzyltuva 14:48:23 10/25/02 (1)
- I use the Panny's "stretch" mode - Dalancroft 08:37:11 10/30/02 (0)
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