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Capitol wrote:
Go for 32", remember that you are going from 4 x 3 to 16 x 9 sometimes,
so the height of the picture is greatly reduced. I made the 22" mistake
a few years back and gave it away.

As I said before, to replace a 21" 4:3 so faces etc in close up are about
the same size on a widescreen, you need a 24" widescreen. Which are
actually rather rare.

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