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In Reply to: Still don't have the set... posted by Victor Khomenko on December 02, 2003 at 09:16:08:
On a big plasma..solarisation effect was disturbing..and only on this one.....in that magnitude!
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***On a big plasma..He-he.... I know in Europe a 20" is considered BIG, but here in the land of the free, anything below 60" is not big.
I calculated the ideal size for my bedroom to be about 56", but since no one makes it, I went with 50"... for now anyways.
Another reason for staying away from the 60" monsters - I can handle the 50" all by myself - hang it on the wall, take it down, that sort of things. The 60" with its 150lb weight - forget it! It also sticks out more - I think it is 7" thick, whereas the 50 incher is only about 3.5".
Than yours..having said that I feel MUCH better....
It is actually 50"....OOps..the same as yours......
What is your viewing distance? I watch the plasma from about 10', and to me it is just a bit too small in that case. Ideally I think 8' would be great for the 50 incher.The situation is opposite on my projector. There the screen is a tad too large for the distance, but since it is a combined audio/video system, with the left/right speakers set in critical locations with respect to the center seat, there is not much flexibility there.
I amglad I didn't order an even bigges screen, as I was initially going to. Now I have the 92" horizontal 16:9 screen.
I tend to seat at about 4 - 6 meters, it depends on the quality of the sofware, with both progressive scan in NTNC or PAL mostly good.
I was a few days a go visiting a pal who sell projectors, he had a VHS-D on demo, real cool and a huge screen, almost as good as cinema.
Maybe in my next home.....
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