Why Sell 1080P TV's Smaller Then 46"??

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Why Sell 1080P TV's Smaller Then 46"??

11-18-2009, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by blurayjunkie

Why do they sell TV's smaller then 50" in 1080p? according to you guy's the screen must be ove 46" for anyone to even see a diffirence. Yet there are 32" sets that are 1080p. How can a tv that small hold 1080p lines of resolutione. Why you guys say it has to be 46" or higher to make a diffirence.

Because some people cannot afford larger tellies and they still want the better resolution. My TV is only 42 inches and I am more than happy that I can see a difference between 720p and 1080p.

Saying that, I do not dispute the fact that 1080p is better for the larger sizes of TV and projectors.

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