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mark chandler

posted on 28/12/13 at 10:09 PM Reply With Quote
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David Jenkins

posted on 29/12/13 at 09:03 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by craig1410

I realise there are specialist devices out there such as the Sony 17" £13000 monitors you refer to but I don't think these would be viable or desirable as a home cinema TV. Out of interest, what do you use these for?


I used to work for part of BT that looked after the transmission lines for the BBC - we used to have a monitor like that to keep an eye on things, and the picture was amazing. Even things like the phosphor dots in the screen were much smaller; if you stood back a very short distance you couldn't see them at all. However, it was far too big for domestic use, and far too delicate (it was built for moving around, but there was always a risk of losing its carefully set adjustments if we were clumsy with it). It was also very heavy!






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