I saw one of those new LCD LED TVs yesterday, and holy crap those things are thin. The picture looks great too. I thought how awesome that would look running an Xbox, then it got me thinking what everyone else uses. For my Xbox/PS3 I use a 26" Samsung LCD TV. I sit quite close so the small size isn't a problem, and for my PC I just use the little 17" laptop display.
Got a 32" Samsung LCD TV for my PS3 which I think is a perfect size for me, and a 22" widescreen for my PC. Occasionally when I have the house to myself for the weekend the PS3 goes into the loungeroom onto the 52" plasma, but like I said, feel much more comfortable on the 32"
40" Samsung LCD for the PS3 (doubles as my DVD/blu-ray player), 26" TV in my room for the PS2/DVDs, and a 15.4" laptop.
We have a 50" Samsung 120Hz plasma HDTV, as well as a 46" Sony Bravia LCD in the living room of the house. (The latter was a holiday gift from my law firm about a year-and-a-half ago.) We recently had to trade in our former plasma for the one we now have, due to a heat-generation issue. We have it in our home theater suite, which is also where we have our Xbox 360 and Wii hooked up for HD gaming.
Got a good ol' non-flatpanel Phillips 36" TV I picked up about 5 years ago. Not HD or widescreen but it had the best picture quality within my price range of less than $400 (at the time), as I tend to be very picky about TV image quality (99% of all plasma/LCD/flatpanel TVs are crap, IMO, because of that fuzziness/motion noticable in the blacks/edges when you look closely at 'em; and I hate the limited field of view of rear projection screens), and I also needed as many inputs as I could find for all my home theater gear (it has 3 sets of RCA jacks, including an easy-access one on the front side, as well as the coaxial and another one I don't use, I think). On the computing side, Macs and PC screens are 17".
