My T.V is a 42" Samsung LED T.V, how big is your T.V?

Um... I'm not sure. I think it's about 20", and it's an older, box TV. I've never owned a flatscreen.

mike345 : Somehow I'm thinking that's your family's TV.

Family tv is a 60 inch Sony Bravia.  My tv is a 32 inch Vizio.

Mi muy grande television es 42 inches en sustantivo.

That is spanish for you folks. The thing is 42 inches big if you can not read that.

Im almost certain this is a dupe,i cant check on my phone though.
42"

My TV is a 34" Samsung LED TV; it also doubles as my Computer monitor so that's why I chose not to have something enormous.

42 in Samsung. I got it at Best Buy early this summer after my old one blew out. I wasn't able to watch TV in my room for hours! Its was so sad. But I set it all up my self and it was cool.

I have a 42" flat screen which is in storage. The humor of it being in storage is that I've had to move into a new residence with a new roommate, a one bedroom apartment (in which I have no bedroom, but sleep on the couch), and he has one of those old 48" projection screen TVs that has to be constantly banged on for the video to come on.

So I say to him, dude, I have a better TV, let's set it up; he say's, then what do I do with this one, I say put it in my storage, and he says, no. /facepalm

 Mine is the 24 inch PlayStation display. It's not really a TV since it doesn't have the basic TV input (you know, the one cord with the pointy thing in the middle that you screw on). It's LED, edge-lit (all the brightness comes from the edges), active 3d (the 3d is in full resolution like 1080p instead of passive which halves resolution, like 1080p drops to 540p), and this new SimulView technology.

 SimulView is used by a few games. Basically, if you have 2 pairs of 3d glasses (display comes with one; each new pair is 70USD) and the game supports it, SimulView uses the 3D technology of displaying 2 images at the same time, but instead of displaying a different image to each eye, a different image is shown to each set of glasses. So, while playing a game on the same console and TV, you see the entire screen with what you're doing.  I repeat: instead of having the screen split in two, each player sees the entire screen with their image. Pretty nifty, right?

 This is my Christmas present for the next few years

I have a 32 inch TV. It's actually really good, I can fit my Comcast box, PS3, and Wii in there at the same time. And it looks really good, even with those crappy Composite cables.

My Tv is an 42" LCD tv

I don't know the inches and length, but I know I have a flatscreen of some kind. We used to have a bigger one, but my dad sold it to my grandparents for some quick cash. The HDMI on that thing was a lot better, but the one we have now is not that much farther behind.

I have like a 26" CRT screen in my living room. It's standard definition (Or rather, "Enhanced definition", whatever that means) and has only two RCA inputs, but it only cost $100 and it's still crisp as ever. And honestly, I think most TV shows look better on it than on my parent's 50" flatscreen HDTV.

Since moving out... I bought a nice 50" Sony 3-D HDTV for me and my roomate Alex to play some games like FIFA Street or classic games. I barely watch shows on TV these days due to it not being compatible.

I have a 32 Inch Vizio that like few others on here doubles as my computer monitor,. But I'm eyeballing a 60 inch flat screen for the living room oh yeah. - drools -

I'm not exactly sure how large my television is. I have nine televisions in my house. Do you want to know how large the one currently placed in my room is? I'm just wondering.

The Television I use is only 21" and its a samsung. I suppose it does the job. And makes a good stand for all my candles and oil burners i have .

As for the communal TV its around 40" i think I've never really asked about it, My housemates are rather annoying and boring. Plus my landlord mainly uses it to play his 6 hour MW3 survival rampages.... Which he kinda does daily.....

I have a 42 inch Samsung TV.

We used to have an old 80 inch but that didn't work very well anymore so we ended up getting rid of it.

But this one supports much better quality.