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earlyexerciser
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Sam's Club and Costco carry Vizio. American made and a quality product. You can also buy online. Their prices are awesome and I couldn't be happier with the product.
20" or 27" is good for a workout room. You might like larger or smaller...it really depends.
Jenn
20" or 27" is good for a workout room. You might like larger or smaller...it really depends.
Jenn
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An 80" plasma :+ :+ Sorry couldn't help myself!!
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LauraMax
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If you're just getting it for your exercise room & not for entertainment purposes I'd suggest going w/the old fashioned tube TV. The HDs are so darned expensive, especially when you get into that size range. But you can still get a nice tube TV at that size for about $300 max, probably less if you go to Costco or some such place.
Miss Lee
Cathlete
>If you're just getting it for your exercise room & not for
>entertainment purposes I'd suggest going w/the old fashioned
>tube TV. The HDs are so darned expensive, especially when you
>get into that size range. But you can still get a nice tube
>TV at that size for about $300 max, probably less if you go to
>Costco or some such place.
I recently bought a 20" Toshiba tube style TV with a flat screen for my workout room. I got it for a song at Best Buy and I love it. It has a great picture. Granted, my workout area is very small so I didn't need a huge TV. I admit it'd be nice to have a great big plasma or LCD TV, but the one I got is more than adequate for my purposes and it didn't break the bank.
>entertainment purposes I'd suggest going w/the old fashioned
>tube TV. The HDs are so darned expensive, especially when you
>get into that size range. But you can still get a nice tube
>TV at that size for about $300 max, probably less if you go to
>Costco or some such place.
I recently bought a 20" Toshiba tube style TV with a flat screen for my workout room. I got it for a song at Best Buy and I love it. It has a great picture. Granted, my workout area is very small so I didn't need a huge TV. I admit it'd be nice to have a great big plasma or LCD TV, but the one I got is more than adequate for my purposes and it didn't break the bank.
materialsgirl
Cathlete
I agree with Laura re: HDTV. For an exercise room, you don't need HD - most exercise DVDs (including Cathe's) are not made for high def anyway (I used to use a 50" DLP HDTV for my workouts, so I am telling this from firsthand experience - there is no improvement in picture quality when viewing them on an HDTV). Now that I've moved my workouts to the basement, I use a 21" tube tv, which seems awfully small compared to what I was using. 
But it does the job just fine. If I was in the market for a new tv for my workout room, I'd probably look for 30 - 36" - but only because my workout space is pretty big.
But it does the job just fine. If I was in the market for a new tv for my workout room, I'd probably look for 30 - 36" - but only because my workout space is pretty big.I have a Vizio at Sam's Club. Great quality for the price. I wound up getting a 32" flat screen simply because it was a great deal. $600ish.
Anyhow, I also liked hanging it on the wall because my old tube tv sat on a tv stand and I had to look down at it. Plus I gained a bit more space by hanging it on the wall.
Anyhow, I also liked hanging it on the wall because my old tube tv sat on a tv stand and I had to look down at it. Plus I gained a bit more space by hanging it on the wall.
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fit_fairy An 80" plasma!!!!
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