no wonder we see so many posts asking what TV to buy, should I buy curved, 4K, etc.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2015/01/16/tv-in-2015-an-epic-tale-of-chaos-and-confusion/
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TLD: Good point about multi projectors. I bet I am not the only person here who angles their second computer monitor so that it is perpendicular to where I sit. With the big monitors we use now days, it would be daft not to.
DarthKermit: I'm no rocket scientist, but "High Dynamic Range" is just a fancy term for contrast ratio, yes?
As for Samsung and their curved TV screens, they're selling a gimmick and they damn well know it.
I almost feel like getting a salesman at some electronics store plug the supposed benefits of the curve just so I can have a laugh.
Lurch:TLD: Good point about multi projectors. I bet I am not the only person here who angles their second computer monitor so that it is perpendicular to where I sit. With the big monitors we use now days, it would be daft not to.
The hard part with a TV is getting the curve right so multiple people get the similar viewing experience. Which going by what I read the new gen will have adjustable curves :-)
i hpoe they make 100" TVs cheaper. don't care about the resolution, as long as my Blu ray and Freeview comes in 1080p, 1080p is fine!
Lurch: Another example is multiple monitor setups on PCs, of all the installs I've done or have seen they are all on a curve/angle. So the new ultrawide slightly curved monitors make sense. It's just natural/comfortable.
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