Which do you prefer more? Standard Def or High Def?

It doesnt really matter to me, its the content that is more important than the video quality.

My standard definition doesn't bother me but I am fond of the high def tellys

high def way better, more crisp / clear picture... HD truly make normal tv look shitty.

I think this is kind of a dumb thread. It's kind of like asking "which is better, single core or quad core?" Well, of course Hi-def is better, I have no idea why anyone would want lo-def, except maybe old people who want bigger icons, but don't know how to just make them bigger.

god forbid anyone should have different opinions than you

some people do not like hi def because its more expensive, and because they have yet to experience it.. some people just do not like change...

That's true. My neighbors (older folks) don't want high def because it would hike their cable bill.

He has showed you, O man, what is good.
And what does the LORD require of you?
To act justly and to love mercy
and to walk humbly with your God.
-Micah 6:8 NIV

I'm fine with standard definition. I will probably eventually pay for high def but it's just not a necessary technological advance for me. People without massive incomes have a hard time keeping up.

For example: To me, VHS to DVD was a nice change, but DVD to blu ray is not.

"Don't vote, it only encourages them."

same with my grandfather but after showing him the difference he found the price to be reasonable... and since has a hdtv dlp tv and digital cable box with hi def.

after making the switch over to Hi-Def about 2 or so years ago my TV viewing hasnt been the same. im constantly just watching HD programming. its hard for me to watch standard programming.

i remember one time when i moved into a new place free cable came with the apartment. i was watching a football game on standard programming and it was difficult for me. after watching it a week ago on HD it wasnt the same. so i disconnected the cable and used rabbit ears to pick up a digital signal so i could watch the football games on HD.