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[Techie]

When I had my Xbox I played on a 47" HDTV, and on my computer I rarely play but when I do it's on a 19" flatscreen monitor at a super high resolution. What about you?

[mrxbox]

a 30 inch old hd tv.... lol

[Meza]

  Samsung  32" Class (31.5" Diag.) LED 5500 Series TV

[Techie]

Oh wow you guys have big displays for gaming. Are they dedicated to a game or is it some family TV that you use?

[iamlead]

Me, I just used our Family TV at home .. 21" Sharp TV Screen You guys seems have cool TV Screens  ...

[Techie]

iamlead, on 12 November 2011 - 03:56 AM, said:

Me, I just used our Family TV at home .. 21" Sharp TV Screen You guys seems have cool TV Screens  ...

That's still bigger than my PC's 19" monitor I only play Counter Strike Source once in a while and I don't think I need anything bigger.

[Haze]

If I'm gaming on my console it'll be my 32"Toshiba on my wall, If I am playing on my computer it'll be on my 27" iMac. I want a bigger TV though, played before on the 42" we have downstairs in the living room, and it is fantastic. What I wouldn't do for one of those big TV's

[norradjer99]

21.5" Viewsonic Optiquest Q19wb

[iAce]

I play on a 32" LED Toshiba TV. It gets the job done. (:

[Techie]

iAce, on 06 January 2012 - 10:04 PM, said:

I play on a 32" LED Toshiba TV. It gets the job done. (:

I feel like something like that would be the perfect size. Anything bigger and you have to sit farther away (like on a couch) to be able to see the whole screen easily, and if it's much smaller it takes away from the experience.

And on top of that I'm guessing that the LED experience is fantastic.

[Chiuy]

I got a touchscreen Samsung 50" LED HD TV. (NOT 3D)
It's very slim and the quality is amazing when playing games.

- Chiuy

[Techie]

Wow, a touchscreen TV. I hadn't heard of that before. So what do you use your fingers for on this TV? Doesn't it add fingerprints and smudges which you really don't wan't on a TV?

[Meza]

Techie, on 04 November 2011 - 09:24 PM, said:

Oh wow you guys have big displays for gaming. Are they dedicated to a game or is it some family TV that you use?

99% gaming, 1% movies.

[iAce]

Techie, on 07 January 2012 - 12:15 AM, said:

I feel like something like that would be the perfect size. Anything bigger and you have to sit farther away (like on a couch) to be able to see the whole screen easily, and if it's much smaller it takes away from the experience.

And on top of that I'm guessing that the LED experience is fantastic.

Definitely, I can see everything at a close range and it makes it easier to play. It's also fun to use for Netflix.

Yup, LED is pretty awesome.

[Chiuy]

Techie, on 08 January 2012 - 12:40 AM, said:

Wow, a touchscreen TV. I hadn't heard of that before. So what do you use your fingers for on this TV? Doesn't it add fingerprints and smudges which you really don't wan't on a TV?

It's not officially a touchscreen, but the touchscreen is on the rightside and you can touch it just let a regular remote to change settings or channels.

- Chiuy