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32 or 37 inch?

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Old 20-11-2009, 11:40 PM   #1
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32 or 37 inch?
Parents are wanting a new TV, they were looking at 32 and 37 inch ones and they seem to think 32" is big enough (I have tried to persuade them to go for the 37").

Anyway, dad seems set on getting a Sony, probably the Sony KDL32W5810 as it has built in Freesat (£745 online). Personally I think he's better to go for the Sony KDL37W5500 from Amazon for £100 cheaper and a free TV stand but no built in Freesat (has Freeview though).

What do you guys think? Are the Sonys good?
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