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Old 05-26-2009, 01:16 PM
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Default Flatscreen TV question
What is a 1038 pixel HD on a flatscreen TV? is it necessary to get? Are they available on smaller TV's like 26 inch sets? I am interested in either a Sharp, Sony or Samsung, probably no more than 22-26 inches screen. is the 1038 pixel avail on those smaller models?

also i have a rolling cart that measures 32 inches across where i would put the new tv(22-26 inches). is that cart large enough?
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Old 05-26-2009, 02:00 PM
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Not sure what you mean by 1038 pixel HD. There are two primary resolutions of HD in the ATSC spec: 1920 x1080 and 1280 x 720. You can buy TV's in the sizes you mentioned that support either/both of these resolutions.

A 32 inch cart should easily be wide enough to accommodate a 26 inch TV. Keep in mind the measurement is on the diagonal, so the TV should be less than 26 inches wide, even accounting for case size.
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I'm guessing you mean 1080 and to answer your question... The general consensus seems to be that anything under 48 inches or so is fine at 720. You can get 1080 in those smaller models but generally speaking a good quality 720 would look better.
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