LeGaCy88 said: probably around 500-700

Morgan1219 said: If I were in your position I would get an el-cheapo LCD. You can pick up 32" LCDs for about $700-$800.

chrisco84 said: You can pick up sanyo/sharp HD LCD's 82cm for about 700, not the best quility but still trusty and much better than any little known brand Def go smaller and a better brand.

chuz said: Smaller and better one for sure. I've had a 42" Soniq plasma in my room for ages, and ever since getting my 23" Samsung LCD I've barely even turned on the TV. Incredible picture and I can be so much closer. $300 from Richard Smiths

Morgan1219 said:
23"!!!! Thats puni. I would atleast get a 32" for my bedroom

chuz said:

Morgan1219 said:
23"!!!! Thats puni. I would atleast get a 32" for my bedroom

Haha it's not huge, but I originally got it to set up my PC with dual screens (it's a monitor, not a TV). After trying my PS3 on it though...

vip_styles said: Get a smaller full HD, bigger isn't always better. Once you've gone full HD you never want to go back to old t.v's.

evlspcmk said: my advice from some one who has torn appart and repaired a few LCD's and plasmas is go for either LG or samsung no matter what brand you buy you will end up with either samsung or LG pannel inside them anyways. there are hundreds of company brands out there but the majority are the same on the inside.
sony are samsung pannels but they charge a crap load more for them. dont get fooled by this 1million Hz bull crap since the human eye cant see past 70Hz or so so thats all marketing crap for idiots that need to keep up with the jones's.
plasma Vs LCD only difference is $50 a year more in the cost of running a plasma so my advice is go for the biggest and cheapest you can get. like that ONIX plasma for 800 ive seen advitised on tv yea its only 1080i but unless its over 50" you wont see the difference.
oh and try and get one with as many HDMI ports as you can. im looking at pelting my hitachi plasma since its only got 2 of them and ive got 5 things alone that use HDMI.

beralj said: I have a 42" panasonic viera that's not Full HD, but still looks great. To tell the truth, I can't even tell the different between it and Full HD.
Also, it may be wise to note that only a handful of games/shows/movies are Full HD, so IMO it's better to go for a bigger non full HD tv than a small full HD as you rarely (if ever) use 1080p