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In Reply to: Sony 65" OLED/Mini LED/LED: How to Choose? posted by cin5 on October 4, 2024 at 11:35:51:
The power consumption ratings are almost always listed in the Eco mode so the don't represent real world usage
A 65 inch or larger screen will generate around 100 degrees F of heat so it will slightly warm the room.
Since big screen prices have dropped so precipitously many people buy a screen too big for their space. I visited a friend who sat eight feet from a 75 inch screen and almost threw up from vertigo.
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- RE: Sony 65" OLED/Mini LED/LED: How to Choose? - Dynamite Ham 11:10:10 10/09/24 (3)
- RE: Sony 65" OLED/Mini LED/LED: How to Choose? - cin5 19:05:27 10/10/24 (0)
- Bigger isn't always better. - grantv 14:31:18 10/09/24 (1)
- RE: Bigger isn't always better. - dgaapc7 18:07:19 10/29/24 (0)
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