IS HD-DVD/ Blu ray worth it for a 32" 1080p hdtv??

[hELWP]

I just bought a sharp aquos 32" 1080p hdtv. (My wife is an interior designer and its the biggest that would fit in our cabinet...) I have a masssive dvd collection and love my movies to look as good as possible. I wouldnt mind investing in both an hd-dvd player and a playstation 3 if it made a significant increase in video quality. I was just wondering though- if I would be able to actually tell the difference on a smaller tv. Most of the places online say to notice it you have to have a larger display. Should I just stick to my upconverting dvd player??
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[3db]

I just bought a sharp aquos 32" 1080p hdtv. (My wife is an interior designer and its the biggest that would fit in our cabinet...) I have a masssive dvd collection and love my movies to look as good as possible. I wouldnt mind investing in both an hd-dvd player and a playstation 3 if it made a significant increase in video quality. I was just wondering though- if I would be able to actually tell the difference on a smaller tv. Most of the places online say to notice it you have to have a larger display. Should I just stick to my upconverting dvd player??
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The answer depends on how close you sit to your display.... Here's a char that will help you...




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[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

Don't waste your money on HD-DVD, it is a dead format. Most of the players out there have a life span, and it is about to end with no support from Toshiba after that. Focus on getting a regular bluray player(PS3 especially the earlier models are dying out around now) unless you are a gamer.