[Stuart Wright]

How big is yours? Remember that the size of the image is usually quoted as the distance from one corner to the opposite.

[Alun]

8' Horizontal.

Need all the help I can get on COD 4...

Cheers

Alun

[C225]

40" Bravia for me.

All the living room can take unless i wall mount something

[IAN P]

84" diagonal

[spikeydog120]

92" diagonal for films and 42" panny for tv/ps3.
I can go bigger for the films, Just got to get round the wife

[Fred Quimby]

50" on the wall,but after 9 months it seems like its only 20

[avinitski]

currently 50", upgrading soon and will not be able to afford the 50" version of the model i want so may have to downsize every so slightly

[Bobdk]

A very modest 92" screen projected with a JVC HD1. Very nice it is too!

[signs]

I have a 46 incher, and the wife loves it

[Marky1973]

up to 100" with the PJ, if I can move some furniture when SWMBO isn't looking

[Matyam]

96" of a infocus screenplay 5700 brilliant

[Tejstar]

I feel inadequte, 37" just doesn't cut the mustard these days...

[SeanT]

Also a 40 - not that I'm nervous about only being in the second bracket, but surely a 40 is in a different league to a 32 - should it not be 27-36 as the second bracket, and 37-49 for the third, to get a better set of results for this (I also have a projector kicking about in a box somewhere, and an 8 foot motorised screen in the loft, but they don't really count!!)

150" projected image. Wish I could get it bigger, but the image fills up almost the entire wall, so I can't get a screen that is much bigger to make it work.

[peterpatch]

Went from a 32 inch Toshiba to a 46 inch Sharp. Two weeks on and I want something bigger again. You get used to the size too quickly.

[harwooda]

Just got my first projector with a modest 77" when everything is finished.

Still two to three weeks minimum from having all the decoratiing finished and the screen up.

[spikeydog120]

Originally Posted by Tejstar

I feel inadequte, 37" just doesn't cut the mustard these days...

You shouldn't feel inadequte, We all know it's not the size that matters but what you do with it.

I've only just upgraded my tv to 42" in the past 12 months untill then I had a 32" widescreen. That was the biggest screen I had, then the parents got me a infocus pj as a present 2 years ago.
That was when I was bitten buy the home cinema bug, and it's taken all my spare cash since

[SparkShot]

Originally Posted by SeanT

Also a 40 - not that I'm nervous about only being in the second bracket, but surely a 40 is in a different league to a 32 - should it not be 27-36 as the second bracket, and 37-49 for the third, to get a better set of results for this (I also have a projector kicking about in a box somewhere, and an 8 foot motorised screen in the loft, but they don't really count!!)

agreed. whoever started the poll messed up the catagories. I have a 40" tv myself but would class that in the same bracket as a 42" tv rather than a 32".

[bluesteel]

i think the poll is just right
anything 40 inches or below is way too small in this day and age

[SeanT]

Especially as they are all measured differently anyway - maybe we should get people to start measuring their "visible screen area" with a tape measure

[sleepyone]

66" Diagonal from the Hitachi proj in my sig.

Better than my current tv which due to circumstances beyond my control is a 28" 4:3 JVC

[inzaman]

72 inches wide for me and still really enjoying my Optoma H78 - although a 1080 PJ is now becoming ever more tempting

[kingfats]

60" plasma.

[xavier71]

92" fixed frame filled by an HD80

[bladedripper]

I have a 42" but are about to get a 50",just wish i had the money for a 60" and then i would be really happy.

[Max Payne]

120" Diagonal from PJ in Cinema Room
42" Plasma in Living Room

20" in Bedroom (LOL)

[kopchoir]

I have a 42inch in the bedroom
and a 32inch in the living room the 42 was far to big for the room so i moved it upstairs

[Mec]

Originally Posted by peterpatch

Went from a 32 inch Toshiba to a 46 inch Sharp. Two weeks on and I want something bigger again. You get used to the size too quickly.

Amazing how quick you get used to a bigger size isn't it, when I bought my first plasma I went from a 32" crt to a 37" pv500 thinking that any bigger would over power the room. Now I've upraded again to 50" and a week later and the only time I notice the size is when I go round other houses and think god that looks small

Originally Posted by inzaman

72 inches wide for me and still really enjoying my Optoma H78 - although a 1080 PJ is now becoming ever more tempting

Using a 100" dia screen with a HD72i mainly for movies and racing/sports games and looks good but with the way prices are coming down on 1080p PJ's it is very tempting

[digipoodle]

Have a 32" philips & 40" samsung size difference is amazing at first but you seem to get used to it! Looking at replacing 32 with a projector

[Marroo]

I've only got a 27 incher .