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Coyote
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Posted - May 4 2004 : 2:28AM
Okay so I bought a 3rd gen Dlp and love it, especially since my old one gave me headaches from the rainbow. Now I really want to get xHD3 when they come out and was looking at the 65 inch size. Only problem is I will be moving a couple of times and don't want to carry that thing around. Now I have looked at some mighty fine projectors and read a few things on them, however really don't know too much about them. I want something that will give me the quality of a DLP or at least as close as possible and perhaps a price on such a thing. Also how large of an image can they produce without loss in picture quality? Any help you all could give me would help.

"Living Life is not made up of material things"

Evil_Rip
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Power overwhelming
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Posted - May 7 2004 : 3:44AM
I don't know if it can compare to a DLP.. but the ability to use an LCD projector to watch DVDs, TV or play computer games is great!

If you get a nicer one that supports at least 1024x768 resolution you're in for a fairly nice treat.
I think the size is limited to how large your rooms and walls are.
For me the largest I could show when I had my apartment was roughly equivalant to a

96 Inch television!

We were watching Buffy on the wall and it was amazing..
DVDs also looked great that large..

There was some fuzziness and that's because I was displaying it on my wall and not a Projector screen. But overall it was good.

The drawBacks.. you need a very dark room.
Even if you get one that outputs a lot of lumens.. it should be fairly dark in the room.
You need to worry about where to put the speakers.. When I borrowed the Projector we usually left the speakers behind everyone.. so it was a bit weird seeing the DVDs in front of you but hearing people behind ... you get use to it quick though.

Advantages..
try finding a real TV that size!
Hell if you have a big enough house I don't see why you cannot project bigger than 96" (Diagonal measurement)

jamesn
Senior Member

Cambridge, MA
750 Posts
1/04
Posted - May 7 2004 : 6:09PM
there's an end to the size madness, if the screen to distance viewed from ratio gets past a certain point, the human eye stops liking it. big tvs are pretty much the last word on why we're cooler than apes though and viewable inches are just more polite to brag about than penile ones..
Coyote
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Daylight Savings Time, is it really Necessary?
972 Posts
3/04
Posted - May 7 2004 : 7:28PM
Thanks for the input! Over 90 inches..wow, that's too big but it's nice to know.

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