I disagree edgadget. It's progressive scan which is far better than Interlaced as it displays all the pixels at once, it's pixel count is full HD, it's not stpidly large, and it's future proof. Get a decent upscaling 1080p DVD Player, and you're sorted untill Blu-ray or HD-DVD become more evolved. The fact that it's proggrssive scan, means that the up-scaling should, in theory, be more effective than if it was an Interlaceed TV. Plus 32" is a nice size - for me, 40" and up is just too big.
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I disagree edgadget. It's progressive scan which is far better than Interlaced as it displays all the pixels at once, it's pixel count is full HD, it's not stpidly large, and it's future proof. Get a decent upscaling 1080p DVD Player, and you're sorted untill Blu-ray or HD-DVD become more evolved. The fact that it's proggrssive scan, means that the up-scaling should, in theory, be more effective than if it was an Interlaceed TV. Plus 32" is a nice size - for me, 40" and up is just too big.