technology What kind of TV do you have or do you have one ?

[OLD ACCOUNT 185]

So since the holidays are coming up and im sure a lot of techies or going to be getting a lot of stuff on black friday or wait till christmas and im planing on getting this tv :

https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-UN40KU7000-40-Inch-Ultra-Smart/dp/B01EBG6CTG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1480102276&sr=8-1&keywords=samsung+40inch+4k+tv

 

the tv i have right now is a samsung 32 720p tv when HD was becoming a thing on TV shows.

 

so my question is what tv do you have right now or are you planning on upgrading or do you even have one ?

[Kaneki 1,072]

Toshiba 24SL410U 24" 1080i HDTV (2011 model). It's a good TV for a room my size.

 

http://support.toshiba.com/support/modelHome?freeText=2941914

[Shuga 26]

I have a CRT for my retro consoles, but that's it. I don't need a TV when I have my premium monitor and sit at the computer and don't watch standard TV anyway.

[GeekySonic 1,150]

I dunno. It was a flatscreen. It's long gone, now.

[Zachary 5,517]

This TV Right here:

 

 

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[Props Valroa 26,093]

I have a 52 inch flatscreen TV, it's about 9 years old and I never use it since I view TV as outdated.

[Techno Universal 2,575]

We have two 16Inch Samsung smart HD TVs that are 2160p. But they can't be eany bigger as they are in the original TV cabinets from the 90s that are designed for those old tube screen TVs. We of course have a Samsung Blu-Ray payer for one of the TVs.

[Venomous 18,813]

Hey there, @

Because this thread is discussing pieces of technology, I have gone ahead and moved it to Media Discussion.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,354]

Currently I own a 32inch Vizio 1080p Smart TV. I got that TV about a year ago and it was a huge improvement over the last one I had. Before I owned an Emerson 32inch HDTV but the Vizio's picture quality is sooooooo much better.

 

Been debating lately if I want to upgrade to a 4K TV or not, but that could be something for down the line.

[Dreambiscuit 8,062]

In have a 32" Upstar 780p. Simple but highly effective. Once it gives up the ghost I'll hopefully get a 3D TV. My brother has one and I'm jealous! 

[YoshiFanGM 48]

Since I don't watch TV often, I only have a Philips CRT TV (flat) that I use when I want to hook my computer and display the image on it. I don't know the exact dimensions but it's like 29", and it's way too heavy

 

The good thing is that it has s-video input, which produces a very clear image.

[Moony the Cat 3,697]

I have no Idea how my Tv is called exactly, but i have an old, slightly big, Box Like Sony Tv. ( i mean, not flat screen, this older Tvs. )

[silvadel 1,393]

I am not impressed with the TV you are thinking of getting.  In the first case it is only 60 frames.  This is quite weak by the current standards where most decent tvs have 120 frames and some interpret 240.  I expect motion to be very choppy with that set.  Plus, are you going to be able to get 4k inputs into that TV?

[Jokuc 8,172]

LG OLED 65" 4k Ultra HD

 

I don't remember what the model is called

[Nit Pick 247]

 

My TV is a SHARP LC-40LE433E

 

It's being a glitchy mess right now.

[Kazekage 2]

Too many. =D

 

Can't remember all the sizes, but among them are two TCL Roku TVs, a Vizio, a Hitachi, and some others that won't come to mind.

[Denim&Venöm 16,574]

Just bought myself a 50 inch 4K Phillips smart TV. 

[zerox 1,050]

LG 43LF630V is our tv

 

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[Dynamo Pad 10,783]

The kind of TV I currently have is a LCD 39 inch Insignia TV. 

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,298]

Finally got a 1080p-capable HDTV.  I wanna say it's a 42-inch Vizio; bought it off my brother for fairly cheap.  My computer monitor is a 30-something inch 720p LG, and I moved the 30-something inch 720p Panasonic into my mother's room so she can watch blu-rays and such.  The LG is the only TV I actually purchased new; the Panasonic was a gift.  I recently got rid of a tiny and relatively ancient Element HDTV; gave it to a friend I thought could find a use for it.

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[EpicEnergy 22,173]

I have an old RCA TV, it's not really old though.

[The Kaeya Simp 13,983]

few month old 32" sharp smart tv (I don't use the smart features)
it's 720p, but honestly I find that better as most my content is in 480p or 576i , and my netflix is standard definition only

somehow even from right close up it looks clearer than the living room TV with 4k on

[Cash In 21,579]

Right now, a dinky 20" TV. Never really had any advanced TVs. Hell, I was using a CRT up until like 2013.

[ZiggWheelsManning 7,450]

Two huge TVs, Samsung brand I think, and a 2011 small-to-medium sized Vizio TV in my room.  

[DixonTheAdversary 1,631]

I've got a 32" TCL Roku TV as my main TV.