How Far in Advance Is Too Far in Advance...

[dmw16]

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: dmw16
73" is too big and I don't like the picture that DLP produces. Also, I want a flat panel TV.

There ain't notin flatter than a projection screen


Think about it, how much time do you spend standing to the side of the tv and admire the profile thickness?

Profile thickness matters to me because of where I want to put the TV.

When I said that 73" was too big I meant from a WAF (wife acceptance factor). She will not want to fill the living room with a TV that large. I need to pick and choose my battles

 

[sdifox]

Originally posted by: dmw16

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: dmw16
73" is too big and I don't like the picture that DLP produces. Also, I want a flat panel TV.

There ain't notin flatter than a projection screen


Think about it, how much time do you spend standing to the side of the tv and admire the profile thickness?

Profile thickness matters to me because of where I want to put the TV.

When I said that 73" was too big I meant from a WAF (wife acceptance factor). She will not want to fill the living room with a TV that large. I need to pick and choose my battles

Repeat after me:

Electric Screen.

When you want to watch something, roll it down, when you are done, roll it up. She can have a beautiful painting on the wall.

And like I said, there is no flat screen tv flatter than a projection screen

Hell, you can even recess the screen box into the ceiling, you just see a slot looking thing on the ceiling

 

[Muadib]

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: dmw16

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: dmw16
73" is too big and I don't like the picture that DLP produces. Also, I want a flat panel TV.

There ain't notin flatter than a projection screen


Think about it, how much time do you spend standing to the side of the tv and admire the profile thickness?

Profile thickness matters to me because of where I want to put the TV.

When I said that 73" was too big I meant from a WAF (wife acceptance factor). She will not want to fill the living room with a TV that large. I need to pick and choose my battles

Repeat after me:

Electric Screen.

When you want to watch something, roll it down, when you are done, roll it up. She can have a beautiful painting on the wall.

And like I said, there is no flat screen tv flatter than a projection screen

Hell, you can even recess the screen box into the ceiling, you just see a slot looking thing on the ceiling

I guess you missed the part where he said he wanted to spend about 2K.

 

[Muadib]

Originally posted by: dmw16

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: dmw16
73" is too big and I don't like the picture that DLP produces. Also, I want a flat panel TV.

There ain't notin flatter than a projection screen


Think about it, how much time do you spend standing to the side of the tv and admire the profile thickness?

Profile thickness matters to me because of where I want to put the TV.

When I said that 73" was too big I meant from a WAF (wife acceptance factor). She will not want to fill the living room with a TV that large. I need to pick and choose my battles

Well then, you need to list your needs in order of importance. So far I got:

$2000 is the limit.
You don't like DLP because you don't like the picture.
You don't think the wife will let you have a 73" set.

Is that it???

 

[sdifox]

Originally posted by: Muadib
I guess you missed the part where he said he wanted to spend about 2K.

http://accessories.dell.com/sn...3pA_SRUEq0N3Q#Overview

He can build his own screen :laugh:

 

[s44]

Then get a smaller living room. Dunno why people want these big rooms just so they can shrink their TV sets by sitting too far...

 

[Muadib]

Originally posted by: sdifox

Originally posted by: Muadib
I guess you missed the part where he said he wanted to spend about 2K.

http://accessories.dell.com/sn...3pA_SRUEq0N3Q#Overview

He can build his own screen :laugh:

I like how you think!

 

[Muadib]

Originally posted by: s44
Then get a smaller living room. Dunno why people want these big rooms just so they can shrink their TV sets by sitting too far...

This made me laugh too. :laugh: Are you married, or live with your gf? I'm guessing no.