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yeah nothing like pricing a G90 when on a budget! definately the way to go
The 9" are usually brighter and can more easily produce a large image. The 8" can display 1080P but the question is... does it truly resolve 1080P. I think most people will find that 720P is what they use with an 8" projector.
If you watch alot of HD stuff and can afford it, a 9" would be the way to go. But an 8" will still make you grin from ear to ear.
One other nice thing about 9" is that most are "LC" as well. The LC models should have better contrast ratio and won't have a halo around bright white objects against a black background.
If you watch alot of HD stuff and can afford it, a 9" would be the way to go. But an 8" will still make you grin from ear to ear.
One other nice thing about 9" is that most are "LC" as well. The LC models should have better contrast ratio and won't have a halo around bright white objects against a black background.
Anyone that I talk to on the phone gets this analogy:
7" tube = 4 cylinders
8" tube = 6 cylinders
9" tube = 8 cylinders, turbo charged and bored out.
Generally( flame suit on) HT use is far less demanding than computer imaging displays of CRT's, so that's like driving to the corner store and back with a turbocharged 8 cylinder engine. Nice to have, but not mandatory (unless you have a screaming need to pass Granny while going to the corner store at 100 MPH.
7" tube = 4 cylinders
8" tube = 6 cylinders
9" tube = 8 cylinders, turbo charged and bored out.
Generally( flame suit on) HT use is far less demanding than computer imaging displays of CRT's, so that's like driving to the corner store and back with a turbocharged 8 cylinder engine. Nice to have, but not mandatory (unless you have a screaming need to pass Granny while going to the corner store at 100 MPH.
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Ahh, I unnerstand now.
Let me be the first to say there is nothing wrong with 180mph on the way to the store.
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| Originally posted by Curt Palme Anyone that I talk to on the phone gets this analogy: 7" tube = Suzuki SV-650 8" tube = Suzuki GSX-R750 9" tube = Suzuki GSX-R1300 Hayabusa Generally( flame suit on) HT use is far less demanding than computer imaging displays of CRT's, so that's like driving to the corner store and back with a Suzuki Hayabusa. Nice to have, but not mandatory (unless you have a screaming need to pass Granny while going to the corner store at 160 MPH with your front wheel in the air. |
Let me be the first to say there is nothing wrong with 180mph on the way to the store.
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My Marquee 8500 with mike Parker mods is NOT a 6 cylinder thank you very much.
| 7" tube = 4 cylinders 8" tube = 6 cylinders 9" tube = 8 cylinders, turbo charged and bored out. |
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How about a "turbocharged" 6 cylinder?
| Originally posted by draganm My Marquee 8500 with mike Parker mods is NOT a 6 cylinder thank you very much. |
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