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In Reply to: The problem with DLP's is the viewing angle. posted by The Real Dick Hertz on August 13, 2008 at 14:27:40:
I could see where that would be a problem for off axis viewing. In this case I forget axactly how big it is, like 68" or something, in a relatively small living room and so there is plenty of room for everyone to get a good seat. It wasn't a problem I noticed, but then I only watched for a couple hours max.
I don't doubt the thing about messed up store settings. Better stores will allow you to play with settings while doing a side by side comparison. Of course it's not the same as calibrated in the environment where it is used. I have yet to find a store that allows in home trials though like some audio stores do with equipment.
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