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I have both a 42 inch and a 50 inch

Posted by jedrider on July 30, 2019 at 14:13:42:
Small by most standards. I can enjoy both, though size does matter. I can stare at the 42 inch screen, but I have to move my head to scan the 50 inch. It's extra work, but for a movie, the effect is immersive and beneficial. Sometimes, I just like the zombie effect of the smaller screen, that I don't have to move at all to get it all in.