How big is yours?

[DimPrawn]

14" black and white.

[fckvwls]

Just how big does the screen have to be for you not to miss the subtle nuances of Jeremy Kyle then Troll?

Quite big because those studio lights play havoc with your sight when on set.

[NotAllThere]

22" in the living room, discretely next to the chimney. 100" plasma in the home cinema room, of course.

[shaunbhoy]

Sounds a lot like envy to me



Of course for those of us in properties who enjoy 'above average sized living rooms" 50" is by no means over the top

Just how big does the screen have to be for you not to miss the subtle nuances of Jeremy Kyle then Troll?

[Tingles]

20" CRT - 4 channels - don't really watch much, it drains life.

[worzelGummidge]

We still use a 32" CRT for our main TV that I bought second hand for £40 about ten years ago.

[gingerjedi]

Seeing as a 21" 1080P TV has the same resolution as a 60" 1080P why not just save your money and sit 2ft away?

[Troll]

Sounds a lot like envy to me

It's not unusual for a home to have a 50in set these days, which creates space issues as the average size of a UK living room has stayed roughly the same.

Of course for those of us in properties who enjoy 'above average sized living rooms" 50" is by no means over the top

[Zippy]

What a fatuous article.

[TimberWolf]

Only 19", but that's pretty big if you sit close enough to the TV.

[Alf W]

Link

42" me. I think that's about the max acceptable size before tiptoeing into chav territory.