What kind of TV do you guys have?

I recently purchased a 50" Samsung DLP set (below). Awesome picture. I'm using component cables for the Wii. Widescreen- for the games that use it- is nice, but all in all the image quality from that system suffers a bit when compared to when it's hooked up to a 30" TV with lower resolution.

ive got 32 inch hd tv. veyr nice i use the component cables and find thepicture colours and quality vastly improved, colours especialy with mario strikers.

I have a 57" Hitachi CRT rear projection TV. The component cables do make a difference, but like someone already said, 480p just doesn't cut it on a screen that big.

- 26 inch HDTV

- 32 inch HDTV

- HD projector on a 100 inch screen

i play the Wii on the 26 inch HDTV...

32po Sharp Aquos Full HD with a Wii with component cable (the graphic are brighter) and ps3 with hdmi cable(Amazing graphic) (it is so great playing Warhawk on a fullhd tv)

Using a bigscreenHDTV with the Wii makes no sense, even in 480p the graphics look terrible. A standard definition 21' tv is the way to go. No offence m8s.

Using a bigscreenHDTV with the Wii makes no sense, even in 480p the graphics look terrible. A standard definition 21' tv is the way to go. No offence m8s.

HellraiserMC

At home - A crappy 21" CRT TV with slightly visible vertical lines that crawl up the screen.

At dorm - A crappy 17" CRT TV with fuzzy picture display

I recently purchased a 50" Samsung DLP set (below). Awesome picture. I'm using component cables for the Wii. Widescreen- for the games that use it- is nice, but all in all the image quality from that system suffers a bit when compared to when it's hooked up to a 30" TV with lower resolution.

Spelunker

Yeah, but there are problems with gettign big tvs like that...I had initially purchased a 40'' dlp Samsung hdtv and was playing mariogolf on it, but there was some major lag between me hitting the button for the power meter and the power meter reacting to it...it was scrwign my game up, plus the inputs on it were all on the side and not in the middle back part of the tv...So I took it back for a 32'' LCD Samsung, and it looks as good and the games, even gc games liek Mariogolf, play just fine, and look good.

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I recently purchased a 50" Samsung DLP set (below). Awesome picture. I'm using component cables for the Wii. Widescreen- for the games that use it- is nice, but all in all the image quality from that system suffers a bit when compared to when it's hooked up to a 30" TV with lower resolution.

specialed

Yeah, but there are problems with gettign big tvs like that...I had initially purchased a 40'' dlp Samsung hdtv and was playing mariogolf on it, but there was some major lag between me hitting the button for the power meter and the power meter reacting to it...it was scrwign my game up, plus the inputs on it were all on the side and not in the middle back part of the tv...So I took it back for a 32'' LCD Samsung, and it looks as good and the games, even gc games liek Mariogolf, play just fine, and look good.

There can be delay problems on 480 games, if the TV is upscaling the image. There are ways around it, if you have a tv that does that.

The Wii wasn't really a big consideration in me getting the TV, though. So even if that were a problem, which it isn't, it wouldn't have stopped me.

20' Toshiba with component cables

wii looks great on it!

I have a 52inchplasma special edition or something like that HDTV.the wii component cables i bought works great with the TVand the quality is awesome but it might be a bit betterlooking if the component cable was pluged into a smaller HDTV:D:D:DMetroid looks awesome in it:D:D

42in 1080P Sharp Aquos LCD

i use component cables with mywii on a 32" Toshiba LCD HDTV.