You need to collect residuals...
*We watch your videos on the Panasonic 50" screen . . .*
On Thu, Jan 3, 2019 at 7:31 PM OK Don via Mercedes
wrote:
> We watch your videos on the Panasonic 50" screen . . .
>
> On Thu, Jan 3, 2019 at 3:52 PM Curt Raymond via Mercedes <
> mercedes@okiebenz.com>
We watch your videos on the Panasonic 50" screen . . .
On Thu, Jan 3, 2019 at 3:52 PM Curt Raymond via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> I often wonder why so many people want a TV thats so big, very little of
> it is worth watching. I got a 32" LG this year as a 15 year present from
>
A very rough formula is viewing distance (in inches) divided by 3 = recommended
TV size.
-D
> On Jan 3, 2019, at 5:12 PM, Jim Cathey via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> The 'correct' size also depends upon your viewing distance, and thus, is
> tied to your room size.
>
> -- Jim
>
>
>
I've got a 15' projection screen in my classroom. During a gear build day I'll
put on a movie for background noise.
Doesn't make the content any better...
-Curt
On Thursday, January 3, 2019, 5:10:25 PM EST, Randy Bennell via Mercedes
wrote:
Have you ever watched a movie on a really
The 'correct' size also depends upon your viewing distance, and thus, is
tied to your room size.
-- Jim
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Have you ever watched a movie on a really big TV?
The largest we have at home is a 40" but my younger son has a much
bigger one (60" maybe?)and I think it is great. I often end up watching
a Disney cartoon movie with my little grand daughter when we are at
their house and I really like it. We
I often wonder why so many people want a TV thats so big, very little of it is
worth watching. I got a 32" LG this year as a 15 year present from work. Its
fine, does everything anybody might want, my Atari looks great on it. I ran
HDMI from the Mac Pro, we sometimes watch videos on it as its
If the TV was reliant on me for use it would be covered with dust. If I watch
30 minutes a week that’s a lot, and it’s what I consider “passive use”, that
is, someone else is watching something and I just happen to be passing through
and stop for a minute or two if I see something that
Greg wrote:
> I have an older 50" 720P Panasonic Viera plasma TV...
Experts all - too bad.
Where are the contrarians at OkieBenz? i.e. stop the indoctrination,
dump the TV.
Stop being moron. Radio has plenty of listening to indoctrinate - we
are all duped.
Media is all Rong today.
tin.man -
e vintage Marantz, the sub is a
cheap Aiwa and the rear L are Bic.
Greg
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> What is wrong with LCD?
Off the top of my head:
Garish colors, gives everything that 'soap opera' look. Cyan tends to be
pretty 'hot', from the fluorescent materials in the backlighting.
Poor(er) viewing angles, particularly vertical.
Motion artifacts.
Poorer blacks and dynamic range than
On 02/01/2019 5:19 PM, Jim Cathey via Mercedes wrote:
I wouldn't touch an LCD anything. OLED would be a good successor
but is too many $$$ still.
-- Jim
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What is wrong with LCD?
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Or do what I did, and pick up a nice 58" Plasma used on Craigslist. The PO
was 'upgrading' to 4K. You should be able to do the same for $200-300.
I wouldn't touch an LCD anything. OLED would be a good successor
but is too many $$$ still.
-- Jim
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I have a JVC 32" in the garage. No problems. I have a LG in a bedroom that has
some bright spot issues I need to repair (pretty common). SWMBO has a Visio I
bought a lot of years ago. Still working fine. The newer Visio smart TV's are
reported to phone home a bit much.
I have a 72” Mitsubishi Hd Dlp that I have had for about 8 years. I keep
waiting for the bulb to burn out as it’s on it’s original. When it does I’m not
sure if I should replace the bulb or replace the Tv.
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> On Jan 2, 2019, at 2:14 PM, Floyd Thursby via Mercedes
> wrote:
Yeah, a Costco visit is in the cards for Saturday, or maybe on the way home
after work this week.
60”-65” would be fine, I don’t need a massive screen. Viewing angle is
important as the room it’s in is wide and narrow, which was the rationale for
why I bought the plasma at the time as LCDs
Hard to go wrong with Sony, but $$$.
I bought a Sony 46" for our first HDTV back in 2008, it is still going strong.
$1600! Flashed new firmware update years ago, I should check again and see if
there's another update.
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Max Dillon
Charleston SC
On January 2, 2019 2:43:08 PM EST, Dan---
SC gave this company Element a bunch of incentives to build TVs in some
defunct little town upstate, I saw recently they were "reorganizing" (of
course after taking all the incentives). I'm wondering if these units
are the same outfit, they are quite cheap. I think they import the
screens
Vizio does seem to be high quality at below LG/Samsung pricing.
I got my dad a 55" Element Roku 4k TV, the Roku remote is kind of annoying, dad
hates that he can't direct dial a TV channel, has to use the up/down buttons to
scroll through all 50 channels.
But it comes with buttons on the
Vizio at Costco seems to be a good value, plus you get the extra year
warranty on Costco purchases. If you don't need an OTA tuner, they have
one type that is just a monitor, cheaper, no tuner so it is not really a
"TV." A buddy of mine got one of those, it was cheaper than the "TV"
model.
My son gave me a 55 in. Sharp Aquos HD T.V. in 2006. It is still perfect
despite daily use. I would buy another and ignore other brands.
On Jan 2, 2019 2:43 PM, "Dan--- via Mercedes" wrote:
> My 60” Phillips plasma TV is starting to act up after 7 years of almost
> continuous service. Good
My 60” Phillips plasma TV is starting to act up after 7 years of almost
continuous service. Good time of the year to be shopping, but I hate shopping
for commodities like this that are so plentiful. Too many choices, tough to
make really well informed decision.
Anyone have recommendations
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