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y eyes are six feet from screen for a 42" Plasma. I would still sit at 6 or 7 feet from my next Plasma, a 60"

Posted by Elizabeth on November 24, 2010 at 10:40:29:
I really like sitting six feet from my 42" 780p Plasma screen. I would buy a 60" or 65"er 1080p Pansonic professional Plasma (if they still are made, next time) and be seated about the same distance. Seeing folks pores on thier faces, and individual hairs is interesting. I like the fact one can see every bit of play action on sports. Used to be in the old days of CRT analogue one had to take the word of the refs.. Now one can see it happen! And note when the refs miss it or screw it up! Cool!