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01-20-2013, 01:49 AM
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I've been looking at a projector but it only comes in 3D/2D format not just 2D. I can't stand wearing those glasses to watch TV so I would prefer not paying extra for 3D capability. But from where I want to place the projector it would give me a 144" screen size and an amazing picture! Of course the wife thinks the 60" is plenty and doesn't think we need anything bigger, the picture is really great but after watching a projector at a friend's house I just can't get over how small 60" looks now.
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01-20-2013, 06:38 AM
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For buying TV, I would recommend buying one from costco because of easy return and warranty. Although their model is a little bit older than FS but man their replacement policy is just awesome.
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01-20-2013, 06:46 AM
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I got a 55 inch LG 3D TV with the player, 3 movies, 9 pairs of glasses for 1100 last year.... love the TV so far, and passive 3D is the way to go for glasses.... cant stand the charged ones.... a friend has them and the glasses are always out of juice.....
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01-20-2013, 01:53 AM
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I bought a Sharp AQUOS Quattron 60" a couple of years ago, highly recommended, I purchased the higher end model with the glass front panel, instead of the plastic front panel
I would recommend Visions, for the extended warranty. I also have a HD projection system. I wouldn't recommend 3D, it's not good enough yet.
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