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02-12-2002, 10:28 AM
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|  Flat v Curved
I'm buying a home cinema set up with seperates and was going to buy a Panesonic 28" flat screen. BUT I'm now considering the Sharp JW32H37 which is a bigger 32" screen. However this is a curved screen. It seems you have to pay a lot more for a 32" flat screen and really my budget hovers at £ 500. Does anyone have any experience of this TV? What are the pro's and con's of Flat v curved? Should I sacrifice flat for a bigger view? Thanks  |
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