how many inches have you got?

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

24" and it is only home with the veggie is home and I'm the vegan one (well veggie allergic to dairy...)

 

[Nearly there]

7 year old 42"plasma here probably go 50" next recently sold a hd projector and 90" screen that had the wow factor

 

[numbnuts]

26 inch

 

[Archie_tect]

Soon, we'll have a smart TV with full internet access and armchair keypads and solid state hard drives, all linked up on cable or satellite for £300 or £400, so why buy one now?

 

[pauldavid]

7" but it looks bigger if I hold my belly in!




Oh, TV you say. Well that's 40"

 

[cd365]

I have a 46" smart LED TV in the living room, a 37" smart LED tv in my bedroom which replaced a 42" LCD TV which is now in my son's bedroom and a 40" LED TV in her room.

 

[slowmotion]

22". The weird thing is that small TVs seem to cost more than much bigger ones.

 

[jayonabike]

40" in the living room & 32" in the bedroom

 

[john59]

55" Smart TV.

John

 

[jazzkat]

I assume the thread title was supposed to be a rude double entendre, I thought it was a question about gearing!
Am I really cycling obsessed?? It would seem so.
No idea how big my tv is, sorry.

 

[goody]

46" but wouldn't mind a 55". If I want better picture quality I could put my glasses on, instant HD!

 

[Deleted member 23692]

I don't have a TV ... just dual 21" ultrasharp HD monitors

 

[ThinAir]

47". I want one of these massive 90" efforts but don't have the room. The footy would look awesome on it!