nVidia surround is awesome!!!

play the game on a 120 inch screen projector trust me your wife would think that's cool

That sounds... terrible. Even if it were crazy high res, the quality is misserable. Can you even read the text? and at best you're limited to 1920x1200 resolution, and that's a $10k projector. May be for you, but not my cup of tea.

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haha, I can't stand having less than 2 screens. I use 2 at work and have had at least 2 at home for ages. On my laptop, I always feel gimped on desktop realty.

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Same. Dual + screens are addictive. Once you have them you want more. Kind of like Tattoos lol :p

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Same. Dual + screens are addictive. Once you have them you want more. Kind of like Tattoos lol :P

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That sounds... terrible. Even if it were crazy high res, the quality is misserable. Can you even read the text? and at best you're limited to 1920x1200 resolution, and that's a $10k projector. May be for you, but not my cup of tea.

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it all depends on how far away you're from the screen. One would assume it'd be in a home theater setting, in which case he'd be at a decent distance away from the screen.

also, good quality 1080p projectors aren't exactly expensive these days.

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yikes, I wouldn't even go above 1920x1200 unless it's at least 30", everything just looks too damn small at that res + screen size for me

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Well the problem with that is they don't really make 1920x1200 anymore. Cheap 27" panels are 1920x1080, where the dot pitch is just too large for me. Good 27" panels use 2560x1440, and pretty much all 30" panels are 2560x1600, like mine.

I understand what you mean, but I like having more area due to the higher resolution.

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That sounds... terrible. Even if it were crazy high res, the quality is misserable. Can you even read the text? and at best you're limited to 1920x1200 resolution, and that's a $10k projector. May be for you, but not my cup of tea.

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Limited to 1080 res yes but on that size it doesn't matter. and projectors have come a long long way a good $2k projector these days beats any LED/Plasma displays on the market today. Research http://www.avsforum.com/

Edit: About reading text, am writing this on it, I watch stuff on it, I play games on it.
I don't even have a monitor.

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Limited to 1080 res yes but on that size it doesn't matter. and projectors have come a long long way a good $2k projector these days beats any LED/Plasma displays on the market today. Research http://www.avsforum.com/

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*twitch* Correct terminology would be LCD/Plasma. The term LED used with modern TVs only relates to the backlighting. True LED displays, like OLED, are actually different, but FAR more expensive in larger sizes. And the resolution at that size DOES matter. Now if you sit an appropriate distance away it's not that noticeable, but I can still see the pixels personally. Unless it's like 20 feet away or something.

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Edit: About reading text, am writing this on it, I watch stuff on it, I play games on it. I don't even have a monitor.

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1920x1080 stretched out to 120"... of course you can read on it.

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*twitch* Correct terminology would be LCD/Plasma. The term LED used with modern TVs only relates to the backlighting. True LED displays, like OLED, are actually different, but FAR more expensive in larger sizes. And the resolution at that size DOES matter. Now if you sit an appropriate distance away it's not that noticeable, but I can still see the pixels personally. Unless it's like 20 feet away or something.



1920x1080 stretched out to 120"... of course you can read on it.

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Thanks for the information, btw i have an ISF certificate, again research what that means.