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Edited by Kemicalraider:
10/29/2015 3:31:06 AM
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How many strokes does it take?
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2 inch incase i get accused of cheesing/cheating.
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3 Replies65" Sony 4K
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50+ but i sit 10 feet away so get what your space can handle
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29 inch asus monitor
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Well depends on how far your seating are is from your screen. You dont want 24" from 10 ft back but also dont want to be directly in front of a 50"
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I think mines smaller than 28 =/
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2 RepliesGo small like 28ish"
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6 RepliesI recently saw a 120 inch laser panel. It was nice. Wanted it. But I'd have to get a 30 year fixed rate fha loan to buy it. Luckily the box would be big enough to move into. Because I'd have to.
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2 Replies23 inch. Fps is way better on smaller tvs
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6 RepliesAll you guys are posting great/expensive tv's but some of you can't afford decent internet. But that's none of my business..
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60 Inch sharp aquos
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65inch Sharp Aquos LED
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55 vizio
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My beautiful 70" Vizio. Tax return check well spent.
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100 inch hd projector
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I guess it depends on your environment. If you enjoy sitting way back on a couch or recliner, then a bigger picture would be better. If you're like me and sit 3 feet away from the screen, go smaller. I personally have a 32' TV.
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108" projector. Dont recommend unless you are watching movies or playing games like minecraft. Not the greatest for focusing. But i can play CoD zombies in 3D ;)
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1 ReplyI have a surround sound system hooked up to my projector. It's enormous.
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24inch
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Monitor
