Do the Tvs have to be the same size to use the whole screen?
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I have a 55 inch sony & a 48 inch Lg, there is no issues with full screen images.
1183924
The size of the TVs does not matter. I have one connected to a 55" and another to a 42"...
2143909
Yes, but the two screens cannot be exactly at the same level (about 2 1/2" apart vertically). Also, the balance of the entire column will be at risk with one screen unsupported by the base
1863199
Yes, the base of your t.v. shouldn't be any longer than. Fortunately, most of the newer t.v. screens have a small base.
605125
If the screen is at least 5 inches yes. If not then you will neet to buy the larger one
593587
I believe the screen is the same regardless of the network the phone runs on, which are typically software related. Even if there was hardware for different continents, that would not extend to the screen, I don't think.
1589618
the screen panel that I have only fits onto one side. hope this answers your question.
1749471
This should not be a problem :) when we hooked ours up to the laptop and set monitor settings to "mirror image" our 32" TV screen now was like a large monitor.
1561455
No. TVs are sold with the measurement on the diagonal. A "50 inch" TV is not 50 inches across- it is 50 inches on the diagonal. A TV that is 50 inches straight across will not fit on this stand without hanging over. The top edge of the tv is less than 47 inches across.
725373
they should be all pretty much the same however do extra research on the internet ,but all in all they are compatible so it should work,they usually don't change the hookups because its pricy for them but do do your research, as long as the screens the same size.
132324
I am assuming two things by your question. First, that your TV is a Panasonic Viera, and second that it has a 60" screen. Let me answer like this: These glasses work better than I hoped when I bought them: they are perfectly compatible with my 65" Panasonic Viera TV. If your TV is 5" LESS in diagonal length, I can see no reason whatsoever that they would not work just as well for you. I might hesitate with a larger screen, but NOT with a smaller screen. I would give this purchase a bright green light! Go for it!!
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You are right, the screen size (measured diagonally) is smaller by only one inch however the footprint or unit size is also smaller which can be appealing depending on where the tv is going to be used. Also, the 40 inch unit has an additional hdmi input 3 (the 39inch has 2).
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David, the true width of the tv is in fact 43" but the screen measures just under 47". When measuring the screen size you measure diagonal and width is side to side.
695589
Yes. But how close depends on the size of the tv and if you want to leave room to adjust the tv.
1329436
No. It only mirrors the output by 4 displays so they would ask have the same picture.
815813
We must have the same samsung tv. My measurements are the same and the stand works great.
35387
No. Nothing bigger than about a 50' or so. Otherwise, the TV hangs over both sides.
631926
I would say "probably Yes" The newer TVs are so slim, the 4 inch depth should give you enough leeway to cover the extra inch in width.