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Cables, for one. Most living rooms already have antenna plugs and power in one convenient wall or corner, where the TV is supposed to be located. The beamer nee
by fegu 13y ago
Cables, for one. Most living rooms already have antenna plugs and power in one convenient wall or corner, where the TV is supposed to be located. The beamer needs to be opposite of this position (to beam at it). To not cast shadows, it will commonly need to be placed high. Not very popular with wifes, this setup.
- sentenza 13y agoOk, I was lucky in that regard. Now it looks all neat, but the first time I set it up I was really, really sloppy. Fortunately my wife is a lab-hardened scientist, so the conversation went like this: Me: "Do you mind if I nail these cables to the walls in our living room?" Her: "Whatever. Just be done by tonight so we can watch something." This time, I worked with well-hidden cable conduits and it is not that noticeable any more.