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Exclusively for basement man-caves or huge living rooms that have dimensions of approximately 25' x 25' or larger. Nobody is hanging this above their fireplace in their 16' x 15' living room, or on their dresser in their 14' x 16' bedroom. |
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#1124 | |
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As far as too big, depends on viewing distance as has been mentioned. |
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I think the too big comment had more to do with how much room it takes up. Not everyone lives in huge mansions. Those who live in small modest sized homes or even tiny apartments don't have the space to spare to fit such a large screen.
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#1126 | |
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"Here's the fireplace... here's this new vignette I set up..., oh, check out the new floor, and look at the pretty mantel... take a look at my framed pictures and art... oh, look at our new couch, and check out our OH MY GOD LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THIS TV OVERPOWERING THE ENTIRE ROOM! Its OBNOXIOUS!" That's what happens . Last edited by eiknarf; 02-08-2015 at 05:43 PM. |
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#1127 |
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A 105" TV mounted on the wall doesn't take up any precious floor space. It's not like we're talking replacing the sofa with a sectional. I would love to have one in my living room or even bedroom. I'd rather look at that than look at a bare white wall.
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#1128 |
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No, he's got a point. A huge flat display might not take up a lot of floor space but it would still dominate rooms in ways that many people would find unappealing.
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#1129 | |
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Who knows when the average living room TV size will stop growing but so far it hasn't. |
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#1130 | |
Blu-ray Count
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not really, it would depend on three things 1) does the person want it to dominate the room? 2) is the person looking to make excuses? 3) is the person an idiot? Look at these pics ![]() ![]() ![]() or ![]() (if you don't get the pic, when the curtains are closed they hide the TV) and then there mechanical solutions such as cabinets with pop up/lifts, (where the TV is raised from inside the cabinet), bed lifts (where the TV is under the bed), pop down (where the TV is in the ceiling), pop out and flip where the TV is in the wall or mirrors...... And so far we have only covered flat panels, with projection it is even less of an issue. In the old CRT days that would have been different and much harder to "hide" the black abyss of a TV that is not in use. But not with todays flat panels and even less with tomorrows displays |
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#1131 | |
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Some people won't mind a nine foot wide television in their living rooms. Some people will. Why is that so hard to accept? |
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#1132 |
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I would love it!!!!!
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Blu-ray Count
Jul 2007
Montreal, Canada
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The rest of the post (with images should have clearly demonstrated it to you if you were not always just trying to stir up trouble. |
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Indeed. and it's easy to see that fitting a 100+" TV on the walls that those current TVs occupy isn't going to be easy. For example the one with the shelves (top) will require removing the shelves that are currently on either side of it - which then begs the question of what that homeowner is going to do with everything that s/he previously had nicely stored on those shelves. The bottom picture will require tearing apart the wall to make the recess that the TV is in much bigger - a major remodeling effort - assuming that the wall is wide enough to fit a recess sized for a 100+" TV. Not everyone is willing to undergo major remodeling in order to fit in a new TV.
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I'm not sure if I would. Obviously I would love it for a lot of stuff. Movies, sports, some tv...those would be pretty incredible.
But as much as I love The Celebrity Apprentice I'm not sure I'd want a six foot tall Donald Trump head filling my wall. 102" of Mike and Mike might be 60" too much. Sure, people can adapt. TVs that seem overwhelming in the first week or three have a funny of way seeming pretty small pretty quick. But there might be limits. Then again, there might not. Quote:
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