what kinda tv are you gaming on?

Samsung 40" HDTV

also using Sony SDTV :|

My bed room setup. 32" LCD Samsung full 1080p HDTV. 5.1 logitech speakersSk8ter_213

42" toshiba regza and 19"lg

for some strange reason my games look slightly sharper on the lg is that noral?

Am I the only one who's playing on Philips SD TV with 18.8 inch screen without option to connect Headsetand everytime I play games I have to listen to other garbage? Anyway you could send me LCD TV if you want.:evil:

I use a 32" Bravia.

My tv is crap my speakers are boom.

Samsung 46" LCD or a Epson HD projector on a 92" screen.

Also Hitachi does not make a glare resistant TV maybe a glare reduction or anti-glarewhich is completely different.

do you think a good tv can give a gamer an advantage?johnpav88

[QUOTE="johnpav88"]do you think a good tv can give a gamer an advantage?cheezy909

i am gaming on a 46" sharp aquous 1080p lcd, which has a very low response time of 4ms, there still is motion blur/ghosting but its tolerable.

Well i dunno if you are talking about contrast and picture quality in giving you an edge, but some tvs have a delay in them that makes the controller feel like it takes a while for the signal to reach the console, when actual fact the delay is in the tv. I did some research after i bought my tv and apparently sony, samsung and sharp all have low delay times compared to most other tvs.

All though best tv of all is pioneer kuro, and if you have it i am sincereley jealous of you. Its even better than a projector.

32 Inch 1080p LCD

19 inch Samsung computer monitor. It has a nice glossy screen, 2 ms response time, and a dynamic 9000:1 contrast ratio (don't ask). It does 1080p too. Wipeout HD looks incredible.

Well, I just bought a Hitachi 22' yesterday. Not the best of the best, but it's certainly fine for me.

A vizio 15" HD monitor that i bought mostly for Editing my film stuff. Since I do all my editing and color correction at my house I decided to hook up the ps3 to it and bought HDMI cables for it last year.

42" Toshiba. I think I might put stickers on it so give it some customization.

Some crappy 27 inch Sony TV.

Main gaming tv is a JVC, 61", HD (720), rear projection, LCOS (HDMI'd to PS3 60 gig). It took me awhile to get used to this big (very bright screen, turning head while watching &initially fatigued eyes), but now everything else looks puny. All PS3 & most PS2 games look incredible on it.

Back-up gaming tv is a Sony, 36", non-HD, CRT (component cable'd to PS2). IMO there isn't a better TV made for non-HD content (the world before HD is still beautiful). Gotta have a proper place to enjoy all PS2 & PS1 gems on(ICO, MGS, Syphon Filter, & so on). Some older games just don't handle conversion to 720/rear projection well.

19" Bush HDTV, full 1080p

LG 32" LCD 1080p

Pretty awesome. It's the perfect size for my room.

im playing on a sony 32-v4500

Sony Vega 42" LCDP 720p. Gonna upgrade to a LED with in the next couple years.

32'' sansui..im gettting a 42'' if i can find a good one

42" Sanyo 1080p primarily, though sometimes I move to the 52" RCA.

Sure, in some genres, i suppose a larger, or higher resolution TV could help... but not as much as some would think.

32 inch sony bravia

Vizio 32" HDTV

You know what? Scrw you people and your HDTV's.

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I'm on an old school boxy TV still. Bills and rent are a pain.

Tom-Servo

It's okay man. I'm in the same boat as you. This old school box tv has served me well over the years. It can hold on for a bit longer. However once that student loan comes through I'm buying an lcd hd tv.

sony bravia XBR 1080p 52" inch LCD tv

standard 32" sharp. lol

LG 37" LCD 1080p

a puny 20" sylvania hdtv, but it works perfect

I'm not sure how big my TV is but I do know it goes to 1080i. :]

in my sig but i'm going to get a lg 42 inch 240 hz lcd

[QUOTE="johnpav88"]do you think a good tv can give a gamer an advantage?cheezy909

Sony Bravia 52" LCD 1080p HDTV @ 120HZ