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Star_Anya asked in Consumer ElectronicsTVs · 8 years ago

Will a 42 inch LCD TV make a difference in increasing picture quality from a 47 inch LCD?

The 47 inch LG LCD 1080p HD TV is pixelated when playing standard definition cable. Will buying a 42 inch improve the quality of the image? Will it be a noticeable difference EVEN without HD cable service? Will the smaller tv give a better image?

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  • Anonymous
    8 years ago
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    Pixelation is caused by a weak signal, it's the aerial you need to improve on.

  • 8 years ago

    Decreasing the screen size will make the washed out colors, grain and noise less noticeable. You could also just sit back a few feet farther away.

    You have an HDTV - why are you feeding it video from 1948? It will look horrible on any HDTV because the video is seventy years old. Sure - it is shot in a modern studio and sent digitally - but not a single row of video extra, not a single pixel extra nor a single shade of color that would not display on your Great Grandmothers RCA television.

  • 8 years ago

    Increasing the size of the tv does not increase the picture quality. If you do not have HD then the picture is not going to be good at all. You need a blu ray disc player and movie to make the tv look good. Hope this will help you out.

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    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    It relies upon on kind and what you'd be operating by potential of it (sky) etc. image high quality could many times be somewhat better on a smaller reveal because the pixels interior are not any further unfold out as a lot as on a better reveal. you're able to be high-quality.

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