runqvist said:
Player2 said:
runqvist said:
Uh, lol.
32" is adequate if your sofa is like 2 meters max from your tv. That would make one really tiny room. My tv set is roughly 4 meters from my couch and I could not do with any smaller television. In fact a bigger television would be really nice, but my girlfriend does not want any bigger screen for our living room.
He posted a picture with ping test, which differs a lot of the reality when you are gaming. Spikes come even if you have your wifi device within 2 meters from your router. There is a 14 meter distance from my router to my tv set, which is too much but that is the only option with my apartments layout.
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And you were going to use an ethernet cable?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optimum_HDTV_viewing_distance
Since you can't put the TV in your home to view it with an inclination of 40º (you'll need a roof of... 4-5m?) we have to go with manufacturers' recommendations, and 4m is almost fine for a 32" (At worst you'll have to move your couch 0.3m). Another option is a bigger TV like the Panasonic TC-L37S1.
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Haha, lol. Manufacturers recommendations. You are a funny guy. Unless you are being serious, which would make you something else. Here is something for you to consider.
http://carltonbale.com/1080p-does-matter/
http://myhometheater.homestead.com/viewingdistancecalculator.html
And why yes, I have wired ethernet sockets to every one of my rooms when I moved in. Well, not in my bathrooms.
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Why do you want to sit so close that you need a higher resolution TV to do not be able to see the pixels? Those links doesn't say that the blue zone is wrong.
"Benefit of 1080p becomes noticeable" means that if you sit that close with a TV with lower resolution than 1080p you'll see the pixels. It isn't a recommended distance.
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