What is the diagonal measurement for this screen? I have 140" projection diagonal.
1648755
I bought the big cloth and put it on a 9 X 12 frame that I built and actually hinged it in the middle to fold it to 4 1/2 x 12 to bring in from outdoors. it works perfect and does not crease when folded in half. Use it at a campground and hang it from the gable end of rec hall for outdoors movies. very happy with the product. hope this helps you , wish I could show you pictures
808168
The image on my screen is about 103 inches diagonal, very bright, very sharp. Not sure if that answers the question.
796851
Screen measurement is actually done by measuring diagonally from corner to corner instead of across the screen. 17 inches measured across the screen is probably more like a 19 inch screen. My screen measures 17 inches diagonally. It only measures 15 inches across it by 8.5 inches high. The computer itself is 16.5 inches wide by 10.5 inches deep, and 1.5 inches tall. Your screen is probably bigger than mine, like maybe 19 or 21 inches measured diagonally from corner to corner. It is the same way televisions are measured: diagonally - not across.
1794715
I don't know where you saw that but don't, this is a normal 27" 16/9 monitor, the 27" refers to the diagonal, yes.
299979
19" is the diagonal measurement of the screen's face, not the width of the monitor.
969036
It depends, but I just used it to project a 135" diagonal screen at about 13 feet. It would go higher to about 150" at 15-16 feet, but it has to be really dark for that to be bright enough. It doesn't have horizontal keystone, just vertical, so it only adjusts up and down based on the height of the projector and tilt. Any closer than 13 feet and it is really clear and bright, but gets down to about 80-100" diagonal screen size range.
1604650
Yes, that's the diagonal measurement at the larger ratio. I really like this screen because of its price, portability, and quality. I'm old and have some physical limitations, but can manage it without difficulty. If ever I get a permanently installed screen (I have one in mind), I would still keep this to use for work-related tasks. I may try it with my computer and projector for telepsychology sessions with my clients and see them at larger than life size....or do I really want a hyperactive 5 year old bigger than I am?
976559
Yes, the measurements are confusing. The measurements given are straight edge-to-edge measurements for the actual rectangular screen. The diagonal measurement _ which is used to measure actual viewable screen size _ is 40 inches from one diagonally opposite corner to the other as listed in the description. I've had mine for about a week and am very happy with the purchase.
1520539
Again, it all depends on how big your screen is. I use mine at about 5ft and get about a 5ft diagonal picture. Remember this is a short throw projector.
1996395
Its the diagonal measurement (standard measurement direction for screens) of the screen. The frame adds about another 2" total each direction.
297413
Yes, it is technically big enough for 140" screen. 71" x 126" = diagonal 144"
1407277
Part# 89060 with UPC# 0717068805910 shipping dims are: LENGTH = 53.00 inches HEIGHT = 5.50 inches WIDTH = 8.60 inches WEIGHT = 15.15 lbs. Diagonal Image Size: 56.6 inches Screen Height: 40 inches Screen Width: 40 inches
1381028
I currently pretty much fill a 10' diagonal 16x9 screen in a room that size with the projector hanging from the ceiling. I used it temporarily from a level about 3' off floor but screen often got blocked whenever anybody moved.
92722
Doing some math, since the screen ratio is 16:9 and the diagonal width is 40, the width should be 34.86 inches and the highth is 19.62 inches.
1094006
Exactly 6" measured diagonally. Other listed measurement must be actual horizontal width of LCD screen. That dimension is approx. 5.25"
934604
86" diagonal at a 16:9 aspect ratio. You can go to projectorcentral.com and there is a calculator for almost all projectors allowing you to know the screen size vs. throw distance and recommended seating distance away from the screen.
1865009
Unfortunately, I gave this as a gift. So I can't measure it. But I agree, if you do simple calculation using the dimension to figure out the diagonal it comes to 10.24".