Fw: Re: LCD Glass

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Ah ok - mebe not the best option then. Just looking for something decent=20
to blank out the windows. the black John Lewis cheapy blinds arent that=20
hot - light seeps in round the edges.

A bit of woodwork required mebe for some shutters.


And whilst im talking about my cinema - Keith - where's my KAT5 RGB=20
Modules !!!!! :-) I'm getting fed up with the naff s-video signal round=20
the house. Pretty please ? With knobs on ? I've been patient - it's been 6=
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months....<sniff>

G.

Gareth Cook
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IBM SWG Sales - Lotus Park, Staines, TW18 3AG
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> I was just quoted =A32k per square metre !!
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> Permission to say "fek me arse" ?
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LOL :-)

> Anyone actually used this Privalite or equivalent ? I only want a few
> square metres for blanking out the windows in the cinema room
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We had some at work. It DOESNT block light so would be no good in the
Cinema. It just goes opaque so that you cant see through it.

I assume you were looking for something that would be the equivalent of
Clear and Black perspex.

Consider the LCD glass to be the equivalent of Clear and White Translucent
Perspex (as used for illuminated signs). You cant make out shapes or=20
objects
but light shines through it.

BTW. LCD Glass is expensive to run. It has to be powered to be clear and
power consumption is something like 25W per square foot so about 250W per
square metre !!!!

HTH

Keith



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