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RE: Netflix --Connecting PC to TV

Posted by Bob Brines on October 31, 2009 at 04:35:30:
>>I miss all the shows because of my job. It's nice to watch them on a 100 inch screen while having the ability to stop them, come back the next day and start from where I left off! You can setup a projector and screen for less than a 50 inch plasma cost and still have plenty money left over. ;-)

Can't do projection. Room layout will not permit it. 50" seems about right for size yet not overpower the room. I think I need the plasma because I am highly susceptible to flicker, although the 120Hz LCD's are not too bad. I did see a 240Hz LCD and I could not see the flicker. Also, we watch TV in a pretty dim environment, and LCD is too washed out that low.

Bob