[tech] Potential club LCD TV purchase
Nick Bannon
nick at ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au
Fri Nov 8 03:45:36 WST 2013
On Thu, Nov 07, 2013 at 07:12:24PM +0800, Andrew Gozzard wrote:
> It has been suggested in the past that it may be worth the club purchasing
> a largish LCD television, given how cheap they are becoming. Such a screen
> would probably serve much the same purpose as our current digital
> projector, but is inarguably better than a projector in almost every way
> (image size and viewing angle being the notable exceptions, with the
> latter being hardly and issue anymore).
[...]
Sounds OK. Nice to keep the projector set up and adjusted correctly
(last time I remember it being used the picture was overlapping the
shelvetops)
> Office Works currently has an Akai 40 inch full HD television on sale for
> $300. I bring this to the lists looking for alternatives or reasons to
> reconsider or forego this idea.
I guess we can take it for granted that it has a PC mode, "1:1",
"Just Scan", "Full Pixel", "Unscaled", or "Screen Fit", etc.
If anyone comes across or wants to get rid of a cheap 37" (or maybe 32"
with a fat bezel?), I'd like to put it on the Coke machine. The fluoro
has been dead for a while, the whole logo panel could be animated.
(we're keeping the panel of course, as [GOZ] mentions, it's part of the
hypothetical Coke Machine resale value).
The panel is 832*527=985diag mm/38.77" max.
803*494=941diag mm on the interior of the aluminium bezel.
> As a minor secondary note, a relative of mine has offered me a number of
> LCD monitors he has recently received. They are ex-enterprise and
> reportedly in good nick. From what he was saying I believe at least one of
> them to be 24 inch, thought I do not know about the rest. I have already
> accepted the offer, as we can keep any we want and donate/dump the rest.
Handy, no doubt an upgrade for some. (e.g. me)
Nick.
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