I do a lot of side Home Theater work. Customers always say that but it is simple math.
We will assume its a 16:9 aspect.
80" diagonal is about 40" x 70" with an area of 2735
90" diagonal is about 44" x 78" with an area of 3459
area difference is 724 which is basically another 42" TV... but like anything in life the bigger you go the more itll cost ya!
We will assume its a 16:9 aspect.
80" diagonal is about 40" x 70" with an area of 2735
90" diagonal is about 44" x 78" with an area of 3459
area difference is 724 which is basically another 42" TV... but like anything in life the bigger you go the more itll cost ya!
Every projector I've seen has a pretty lousy picture. Just not sharp or crisp. I'm sure they've gotten better recently but so have TVs in general so I can't imagine it compares even remotely to an LED.
90" is huge. So is 80". I have a relative that has one probably somewhere in that neighborhood in a fairly normal-sized living room and it's almost difficult to watch. He'd have been better off with a 65" based on how close we sit to it, etc.
90" is huge. So is 80". I have a relative that has one probably somewhere in that neighborhood in a fairly normal-sized living room and it's almost difficult to watch. He'd have been better off with a 65" based on how close we sit to it, etc.
The problem with projectors is they really need to be in a dark room. Light hurts the picture.
The glare from the fire from your 2 fireplaces would make a projector hard to watch. Especially on Saturdays and Sunday's when you are burning money.
