Projection TV
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Now that I think about it, I did actually own a projection tv. A Hitachi 53" 1080i HD Rear-Projection Television , it weighed 245 pounds. I bought it around 1995. I used it for over 20 years, it worked great, no problem.
These TV's are just about worthless now. But, I saw a comment that there has been an uptick in sales (used) because people like the old TV to give an authentic feel to old video games.
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Yeah, I’m not a video aficionado. I appreciate a good picture, but I watch content, not video quality. Just put a new Roku 32” (as big as would fit in the armoire) Roku tv in the bedroom today. $129. Replaced a 20 or so year old Panasonic 26” flat screen.
I considered a projection tv in 2003 when I finished our basement, but decided against if for the reasons Copper stated. Plus the bulbs were extremely expensive.
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I’ve thought about buying a projector and a screen for out on our deck. Try to replicate the feel of an outdoor movie… Neighbors are too close, though. I would need to run a headphone system to make it feasible.
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I’ve thought about buying a projector and a screen for out on our deck. Try to replicate the feel of an outdoor movie… Neighbors are too close, though. I would need to run a headphone system to make it feasible.
@LuFins-Dad said in Projection TV:
buying a projector and a screen for out on our deck
IIRC, @mark has a neighbor who does that. Invites the neighborhood.
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@LuFins-Dad for the backyard movies, you could hook up wireless/bluetooth headphones, maybe?
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@LuFins-Dad for the backyard movies, you could hook up wireless/bluetooth headphones, maybe?
@89th said in Projection TV:
@LuFins-Dad for the backyard movies, you could hook up wireless/bluetooth headphones, maybe?
Hence my statement in the original post “I would need to run a headphones system.”