What size/type off screen do you recommend? Will mostly be using it to watch NFL.
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I'm on 110 in screen which is frankly to big for the room, but you free like your watching IMAX or 3D of every show because stuff is so big. I most likly should have done 8ft screen max. My room is only 18 long so I have the projector on the ceiling at 17ft and the screen on the other side. My main seating are is 12 ft from the screen making my 110 in seem like 20ft instead of 10ft plus
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We simply use a blank wall in our living room. We've had 2 such set-ups, in 2 different homes. In one, we were able to mount a shelf bracket and platform across from the viewing area. In our current home, my DIY hubby has suspended it, inverted, from our ceiling where a fan used to hang. Power supply and good viewing aspect. We can also take it out doors and use another wall of our home to view movies outside. We play Xbox, view movies and do other things with our set-up.
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In your case, both 16:9 or 4:3 screen ratio will be fine. It all depends on what type of screen you are projecting to, this projector will give you as big as you want plus the light is very bright even from a distance. I used it mostly in a 100-300 size hall and it shows great quality picture. Hope this helps.
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I bought black out material at Jo Ann fabrics. My husband made PVC piping that slips together and takes apart easily. We use ours for outdoor movies and indoor tv events. Mario carts are a blast Our screen. Is 10 x. 8 feet
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Did not like the noise complaints of an inflatable screen, so we spent $14 on a king sized sheet, $4 on two sections of pvc pipe, and $3 on a roll of duck tape. Taped the pvc to the top and bottom of the sheet and surrounded the whole thing with tape. We did buy a high thread count sheet-it is perfect for the screen! We have used it with dvds and also Xbox 360 and netfllix.
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I've used my projector with two different screen a 106" retractable screen from monoprice, and now a home made 145" screen using Seymour AV Center Stage UF fabric. The picture has looked great on both. Monoprice is great place to get cheap manufactured screens, or you can build your own out of fabric from Seymour AV or Carl's Place (I got my velvet masking material from them).
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Manufacture claim that has both 1080i 60Hz and 1080p 24,30,60Hz Aspect ratio: Widescreen Panel resolution: 1366 x 768pBasically, it's a nice screen for small room or presentation display, I am using like Presentation displayi OR p for normal human eye is not so relevant. If you are going to watch more Sports and fast changing sequence than Progressive scan will do the job otherwise doesn't matter !GOOD decent SCREEN for the money !! how long will last ? that's a hard question today....
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At 30-60" any screen would be fine. I would suggest you get a white matte screen for the best experience. Depending on the lighting at the 60" size you may have a little washout, but it would still be usable. Of course darker room the better.
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Not the best way to watch movies with that size but the tv looks great check out cnet. Com the review is spot on good luck
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I use it from a laptop to a 42". Great picture. As long as your HDMI output is good and your screen is at least 1080p, it should be good.
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Thanks for the replies. Actually I haven't made my decision yet. I didn't know which to get and just decided to wait, but I am thinking I will go with the larger size. Would it be better to get the 6"x11" since I have a wide screen monitor? or does it really matter?
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Couple of questions.1. Is your projector a short throw or long?2. What is your desired screen size?
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It looks as good as a non-HDTV. From the few times I've looked at SD tv though, it doesn't utilize widescreen (It's still 4:3 rather than 16:9). So that's something you might want to think about.
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Either one will work. 16X9 Aspect Ratio is a plus if you want it to properly fit the screen area......
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I'm running at 1920x1080. It has a full HD screen. The viewing angles are great as well.
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Go for Samsung UN50H6350 50-Inch 1080p... Its a way better than plasma, also you will save on electricity bill. Plasma consume more electricity
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Thank you very much. your suggestion is very helpful. I'm leaning towards the Samsung 50" that you mention, the PN50A450.
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M. Robel... Thanks for the reply. Seeing the tv in the store makes me agree with you. There are just so many posts out there on the internet that say it might be too big, and then you have the ones that give you such a huge range of size to distance ratio and it makes it difficult to decide when you are spending that much money. I appreciate your reply, and am definitely going to to with the 46".
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For 8ft to 12ft viewing distance, definitely go with 52" if price isn't an issue. You won't regret it. I too was in the same boat, 9 ft viewing distance and went with the 52". Couldn't be happier. It was shockingly big at first but don't worry you'll get used to it. PS. only had 26" CRT prior to my 52A550.
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Oh also you can buy a mini hdmi to full size hdmi adapter for under 5 bucks off ebay and run an hdmi tv as a monitor. But for best quality you should buy a high definition monitor. My 22 inch monitor looks crappy compared to the asus Hd screen.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I can afford to until after superbowl.BTW, I noticed that Amazon got rid of the MAP price for this TV today. The price is 1139 officially on the site. No adding to the cart business.