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In Reply to: A Query. posted by AudioHead on February 14, 2006 at 10:50:48:
It depends on the percent of widescreen movies vs regular 4:3 ratio fullscreen movies you watch, what type of video output you are using, (s-video, component, DVI, etc.), your viewing distance from the display, and whether you want to spend your money on the better cosmetics vs performance.I agree with Grant, when I bought our first widescreen HDTV, we went with the older CRT-RPTV technology, to buy the largest screen we could afford. (Pioneer PRO730HD)
ED is the 480p DVD format, so that's what you want at a minimum. We picked up a 27" Magnavox 4:3 HDTV, for my son, to use for gaming. Didn't cost much more than what you want to spend for the EDTV. But playing a widescreen movie, with bars top and bottom, is bad enough, a 20"-er would be painful.
Check out AVS for more info.
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- Widescreen vs full screen - johnvb 04:37:01 02/15/06 (1)
- Re: Widescreen vs full screen - AudioHead 08:25:28 02/15/06 (0)
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