24' Full HD vs 32' HD READY TV?

Hello people,

I am buying a new TV for my room to play Playstation 3 games on it. I am facing a dilemma at the moment, 24' 1080p and 32' 720p TVs carry the same price tag and I was just wondering, does the extra added resolution (1080p) adds a difference in gaming? Which one would you select? (My room is small by the way)

Many Thanks!

Well since most games aren't even rendered in full 720p (even tho the back of the game box says so) I'd just get the 32'' (depending on the brands)

Thanks People! I will be getting a 32' 720(p) TV afterall! :)

To me, 1080i looks better than 720p. 720 Progressive looks blurry to me compared to 1080 interlaced.

go for 32 inch tv and 1084 is good.

To me, 1080i looks better than 720p. 720 Progressive looks blurry to me compared to 1080 interlaced.

Threesixtyci

I thought many 720p TVs can also do 1080i. What they can't do is 1080p non-interlaced. Our 32" 720p TV from 2004 can do 1080i for the HD channels.

Edit:

Never mind. Now that I think about it, I think the tuner is merely downsampling the 1080i signal to 720p even though it says 1080i on the screen.

Get the bigger TV.

A smaller 1080p screen is only worth it if you were to sit really close to it, say on a desk or something.

For couch play or if you are going to watch movies on it aswell go for the 32.

the real question is how much money have you got to spend, and why such a small tv get a bigger one, honestly there going dirt cheap these days, i can pick up a 47in from asda (wall mart) for 250, crazy whats the price range.

Size matters, if you know what I mean ;D

what's the brand of each? some unknown brands will have great differences depending on the model, with some brands Full HD will look like HD ready too

Look harder. I'm pretty sure you can find an afforadble 32" 1080p tv.

Keep saving your money until your can afford a larger 1080p TV.

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To me, 1080i looks better than 720p. 720 Progressive looks blurry to me compared to 1080 interlaced.

jun_aka_pekto

I thought many 720p TVs can also do 1080i. What they can't do is 1080p non-interlaced. Our 32" 720p TV from 2004 can do 1080i for the HD channels.

Edit:

Never mind. Now that I think about it, I think the tuner is merely downsampling the 1080i signal to 720p even though it says 1080i on the screen.