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RE: Slightly OT: home cinema
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- Subject: RE: Slightly OT: home cinema
- From: "Keith Doxey" <ukha.diyha@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 8 Apr 2001 10:53:33 +0100
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As i said before, each application has an optimum solution.
LCD works by BLOCKING light and as such has a lousy black level but can be
extremely bright. CRT/Plasma work by EMITTING light. Black is JET BLACK.
LEP - Light Emitting Polymer is about to burst on the scene but it will be
a
few years before it is perfected.
At the moment these are what I would choose....
Direct View TV - 32" or 36" W/S CRT
WOW factor in designer home - 50" Plasma
Home Cinema - CRT Projector (with Line Doubler etc)
Computer on a reception desk - LCD Flat Panel. ( Looks impressive, small
footprint) not intensive use by operator
General computer work eg word processing - 17-19" CRT
Programming or CAD work - 21" or bigger CRT
Travelling sales rep - portable LCD/DLP Projector - easy setup and bright.
Presentation room (high ambient light) - Serious LCD Projector (BARCO 6400)
Presentation room ( controllable light levels) - Serious CRT (Barco
Graphics)
As always, I acknowlege that others have differing views. the above list is
what *I* would choose. In fact its what we use at work.
Keith
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