help me to choose LCD tv size

[Baker]

i decided to go for sony s series LCD TV , but am confused for choosing between 26 inch and 32 inch
in my room maximum viewing distance will be 8-10 feet but mostly we will watch from the distance of 5-7 feet

should i go for 32 inch or 26 inch

 

[Krow]

26" will save you a lot of money over 32". If you are not picky about viewing movies in Full HD, i.e, 1920x1080, then get 26". Else, 32" is the way to go. IMHO for 5-7 feet, 32" is not needed. I am using a 26" LG on similar view distance and I like it a lot.

 

[Baker]

26" will save you a lot of money over 32". If you are not picky about viewing movies in Full HD, i.e, 1920x1080, then get 26". Else, 32" is the way to go. IMHO for 5-7 feet, 32" is not needed. I am using a 26" LG on similar view distance and I like it a lot.

thanx buddy
mainly i will use for channels only and once in a week a movie that also DVD only
but my confusion is like suppose i move my TV to bigger room , and if the tv is 26'' i wont get the proper output right..?

and which LG model r u using and what is the price..?

am planning to buy
*www.sony.co.in/product/klv-26s550a 29 k

 

[freshseasons]

Last week i got 26" samsung looking at the room size but then i made a big mistake.I will need to buy 32" sony or sammy for Hd viewing.Forget even for normal SD able viewing 32" is the bare minimum. Cuz 29 Crt viewable distance is equal to 32" lcd.
So double shopping for me.Please go for min 32"

 

[Baker]

^^
again confusion

 

[6x6]

For 10' viewing distance 26" tv is sufficient, no need to invest more money. Dont think of future requirements as LCD tv rates will come to half in next 2 years

 

[Krow]

Last week i got 26" samsung looking at the room size but then i made a big mistake.I will need to buy 32" sony or sammy for Hd viewing.Forget even for normal SD able viewing 32" is the bare minimum. Cuz 29 Crt viewable distance is equal to 32" lcd.
So double shopping for me.Please go for min 32"

For HD viewing, 32" is a must. If not viewing 1920x1080, as OP said, then 26" is sufficient. No need to go overkill. I find LG to be a tad cheaper than Samsung or Sony as LG manufactures its own panels. Thus I recommend LG. OP may go for LG 26LH20 for 20k, which is good for TV/DVD viewing. I enjoy movies on this one. For better sound, look for LG 26" Jazz.

For 10' viewing distance 26" tv is sufficient, no need to invest more money. Dont think of future requirements as LCD tv rates will come to half in next 2 years

Exactly. For that less a viewing distance, even a 22" will suffice, although a 26" is the maximum. I use it and I am very happy with it.

 

[skeletor]

Just get a 32" LG LCD TV.....fsck sony. LH60 Jazz Theatre and LH70 Scarlet 2.0 for 37k. Or LH35 for 30k. All are Full HD and surely have better specifications than the Sony one you are planning to buy.

 

[Baker]

Just get a 32" LG LCD TV.....fsck sony. LH60 Jazz Theatre and LH70 Scarlet 2.0 for 37k. Or LH35 for 30k. All are Full HD and surely have better specifications than the Sony one you are planning to buy.

hmm today i visited sony ,samsung and lg showrooms..

LG is pretty good....

i should go for 26'' or 32''...?

 

[skeletor]

Go for any LG 32" Full HD TV with USB depending on your budget.

 

[Baker]

last week i brought LG LH 20 32" LCD for 28 k ...... , and am using Videcon DTH connection but i have few concerns like

1:as i already told my viewing dist is 7-9 feet , initially i felt it is too big now am very much comfortable with size , and when am watching DVD the quality was just awesome , but using DTH for some regional channels and while watching soccer am feeling the quality is little dull , then i changed the screen size to 4:3 , then the quality seems to be better

what will be the reason behind this , is this due to poor signal from DTH or my viewing distance is less

 

[6x6]

^ Both. increase your viewing distance so that you can't figure out poor quality broadcast

 

[Krow]

Indian DTH providers broadcast in SD, no HD broadcasts out there. Maybe that is why the quality may seem dull.