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good link – I shall use it on the wife to persuade her we need a bigger tv 🙂
I liked the idea of that wide Phillips as a 32 is fine at 10ft until a letterbox movie comes on.
I am also assuming buying the greatest size for the least cash is never a recipe for getting the best possible picture!
pixel count versus the upscaling capability of your tv/pvr is also key.
better to watch on a smaller set with apparently decent picture quality than to watch on a big set and see all the pixellation nasties as it tries to upscale to a higher resolution.
often better to have a 720p set if you watch any standard definition for that reason.
I had a 540P Sharp Aquos and it had a wonderful picture even on SD.
Got a 720P Sony and the Virgin V+ box which upscales very well and it took me quite a time to get the Sony picture as good as the Sharp.
Only got rid of the Sharp as I wanted to put a media PC through the TV and 540P was a pain on a computer.