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In Reply to: Re: Any info on Sony's 40" tube ? posted by Karl W. on February 28, 2001 at 09:02:24:
Surely we all know that human vision has a wider "aspect ratio" than standard 4:3 TV, but most programming is for a 4:3 TV these days. When you consider a 40" TV would give you the same real estate as a 34" tube HDTV for widescreen movies, it becomes a no brainer to get the larger 40" version because you GAIN back the missing space for your 4:3 programming.I can live with the black bars, considering what I get back for normal TV programming.
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- Re: Any info on Sony's 40" tube ? - Valnar 09:21:45 02/28/01 (2)
- Re: Any info on Sony's 40" tube ? - Karl W. 12:15:06 03/01/01 (1)
- Re: Any info on Sony's 40" tube ? - Valnar 06:46:02 03/02/01 (0)
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