Settle this argument please?

[mahondi]

DH and I just returned from Caribbean Princess which was quite pleasant. Here's the argument. Does anyone know the size of the TV screens in the Mini Suite? I say 55" and he disagrees. Do you know?

[Ellipooh]

I'd be astonished if they were anywhere near 55"

[Coral]

I thought they are primarily using 42" tvs. Have not been on Caribbean Princess. Maybe it seems that big because you are viewing from closer than at home.

[voljeep]

pretty sure there is only one way to settle this

 

take another cruise and book the same mini-suite !!;p

 

 

( we've got an older Sony 60" and no way they are 55" , sorry...:( )

[moki'smommy]

The one in the window suite was 42".

[Renmar]

 

Looks like 42" to me.

 

Theo

[skynight]

The TV's were installed while we were on board this past January. I remember the boxes said 42".

[DrivesLikeMario]

That's right. There is no way it's 55".

[floridalover5623]

Does anyone know if the HDMI input can be easily located?

[moki'smommy]

Does anyone know if the HDMI input can be easily located?

Per my 20 something who considered it, it wasn't going to be worth the effort, even if it did work....and there was some doubt as to whether it would work or not. I don't pretend to know details. I just know the two of them put their heads together and looked at it, then decided to forget it.

[floridalover5623]

Per my 20 something who considered it' date=' it wasn't going to be worth the effort, even if it did work....and there was some doubt as to whether it would work or not. I don't pretend to know details. I just know the two of them put their heads together and looked at it, then decided to forget it.[/quote']

It does look quite tight to get to the back of the set.

It might work but you would have to unplug their input & substitute your own cable if it's like the Royal sets.

[Thrak]

Definitely 42". It was much smaller than the 50" we had in the living room until a recent change. We moved the 50" into the bedroom when we re-carpeted the living and family rooms a few weeks ago. My wife thought it would be too large in there but ended up liking it sooooo.... I needed a new TV for the living room. The new 82" looks freaking huge but I think we'll get used to it easily. :cool:

[Expat Cruise]

Ok here comes my computer nerd side. The box RITZ CONVENIENCE PACK 3.47 OZ 12 CT that is seen in the picture, the length is known and fixed. Therefore I took the box length and used that fixed length to run the diagonal of the TV set to find the length in inches. The TV set shown in post #6 is 42". Time to put the nerd back in the box again.

[2BCruising]

I was on the ship when they installed the TVs in our mini-suite in January. I took a picture of the boxes and it says LG 43" TV.

 

 

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[cr8tiv1]

Time to concede.

[eagletwo]

DH and I just returned from Caribbean Princess which was quite pleasant. Here's the argument. Does anyone know the size of the TV screens in the Mini Suite? I say 55" and he disagrees. Do you know?

 

Have you surrendered?

[neverbeenhere]

Women always say size doesn’t matter. :o

 

 

Television screens, of course.

[OCruisers]

I was on the ship when they installed the TVs in our mini-suite in January. I took a picture of the boxes and it says LG 43" TV.

 

 

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My DH says the same -- LG 43" TV was on the boxes.

Gosh the two we had for our mini-suite did look larger ... sort of too big. :eek:

[1980dory]

DH and I just returned from Caribbean Princess which was quite pleasant. Here's the argument. Does anyone know the size of the TV screens in the Mini Suite? I say 55" and he disagrees. Do you know?

 

You really do argue over this? Who cares? You must have a wonderful marriage. At least your cruise was ..."quite pleasant".

Next time, take a tape measure and avoid the conflict.