I just didn't feel the impact of Batman base jumping off of Hong Kong skyscrapers in IMAX on a screen smaller than the monitor on some PCs, from across the room. The opposite happened when I played Xbox 360. It is here where resolution

In 3:3 72Hz, 24p content is IMAX-like. Zero flicker/judder/oversmoothing*. Naturally, there was never a hint of display-induced blur. Video Processing is little changed from the PRO-151 or even 6020. The monitor handles low resolution

Free tickets for all the cinemas and imax theaters that are showing Far North, and you will confirm that after watching the movie, one can wonder what’s not to love in it. Skillfully shot, excellent location use, naturally acted,

Our projector is set to about 130" plus, but lately I have been using a 23" LCD monitor. I always thought the textures looked better on a high res monitor compared to a 52" DLP that is only 1080p. That is why we went projector vs TV,

If you need to use it as a PC monitor, check if it has a VGA or DVI port. If not see if there is hardware you can convert it to a monitor. No one needs a monitor over 40 inches so I have yet to see a LCD TV over 47" with a VGA/DVI port.

First, it is preferable to have a LCD monitor with a PVA panel, which usually has a slightly slower response time ( for 30 fps, anything faster than 30 ms works), but it is a full 8 bit colour space (RGB = 8+8+8 = 24 bits) which means

Most LCDs operate at 60Hz as a TV and monitor, but could the others be set for higher refresh rates as a computer monitor? Such as 1920x1080 at 120Hz.

any concerns of putting a LCD outside (under porch of course)? Unit will mount up in corner and will have zero direct exposure to sun/rain, but in.

Ever been to an Imax 3d? It is unbelieveable. 3d will never fly in normal theaters, but specialty theaters thrive with the 3d experience. As far as the need for 3d goes, it is not about need, it is about want.

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