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Doesn’t the tv size matter? My little 42” 4k at 12’ can’t be the same amount of fidelity that a monster 83” at 12’ is doing.
by upon_drumhead 3y ago
Doesn’t the tv size matter? My little 42” 4k at 12’ can’t be the same amount of fidelity that a monster 83” at 12’ is doing.
- 2muchcoffeeman 3y agoA larger TV is meant to be viewed from a further distance though. At the suggested distance, your eyes shouldn't be able to resolve the individual pixels.
- fragmede 3y ago12 feet? The kids are working on strapping a pair of them to your face and calling it VR!
- kuschku 3y agoYou're right, the angular size is the true determining factor. But most people don't have a large enough living room to sit 12' from their TV :) e.g. I've got a 48" UHD TV at 2.5m (8') distance, and a 27" UHD monitor that I use at 60cm distance, and while the TV is beyond the resolution limit of my eyes, the PC monitor isn't.