subject: HDTV size for my room? [print this page] Projection TV, including DLP televisions and rear projection 3LCD, often the best prices on large television screens. These games offer a great picture, but in flat-screen televisions high definition to four inches thick, the lateral rear-projection models 10 inches (very fine) of up to 16 inches - if you are not a hanging on the wall. It seems to be most of the buyers of flat-panel HDTV at the end of their attachment to the wall. Another option is rear projection LCOS (liquid crystal on silicon). This technology is highly regarded for picture quality and is now available in full 1080p resolution models. LCOS is a generic term that two different implementations of this technology allows you to search Amazon.com, TV JVC HD-ILA and SXRD set offers offered by Sony. While there are subtle technical differences between the two, both offer excellent picture quality.
If you go to your big TV (okay, do not be ashamed to admit), is looking for a rear projection or front projection model to model. rear projection models (including LCD, DLP, LCOS) are up to 70 cm (a little bigger for some brands). It is a very, very large TV. Measure your first room, check the dimensions of the model under consideration, and make sure it really fits. For screens larger than 70 inches, you need a front projector, also known as a home theater projector or a projector for home entertainment. These are just what they want, they project in front of the image as a film projector. Current technologies are the same as for rear projection televisions. If you are a home theater projector, you believe that are projected onto the screen. Remember that home theater projectors do not come with TV tuner, which are really just a photo project. For television, connect the projector to an external tuner and / or DVD player. At that size, consider increasing the HD-DVD or Blu-ray movie making. At least, make sure you have an upconverting DVD player. standard-definition images are too poor to very large sizes. Remember, if you want to go with a projector, you need a screen.
