I decided I needed a new monitor. I regret nothing. NOTHING!
It's like sitting at the front row at the cinema, no one sits at the front row at the cinema.
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It's like sitting at the front row at the cinema, no one sits at the front row at the cinema.
I always thought that... But I went to the massive Odeon in Birmingham once to watch Venom and we had to sit on the front row but it had recliner seats that basically had you laying down. It was actually a pleasant experience
But we don't have that luxury down in Bristol so I do understand it was an exception
I always thought that... But I went to the massive Odeon in Birmingham once to watch Venom and we had to sit on the front row but it had recliner seats that basically had you laying down. It was actually a pleasant experience
But we don't have that luxury down in Bristol so I do understand it was an exception
Lies!
If I sat of the front row of my IMAX Odeon then you would have to keep turning your head to see the whole screen so you are wasting the whole big screen experience.It would be like buying a 88" TV at home and watching it from 2 foot away.
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I thought it was completely fine. I mean Venom wasn't exactly the best film so maybe that didn't make me hate it much but it certainly wasn't as bad the last time I sat on a front row... and that was when the original Lion King came out.
I suppose it all depends just how close they have the front row to the screen. i have seen some cinemas where the front row is 6 foot away from a 110 foot screen. No way would I stay to watch that film.
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I've been using a 43" display on my desk (not intentionally, had hoped to have it on the wall by now and a nice new 27-32 inch on the desk but renovations and Eve turning out to not have improved as much as they insisted they had since their last balls up got in the way) and really it's not difficult to see the whole thing.
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That is very cool
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LG 43UN700 to replace a very old 32" TV and 23" pro art monitor in the office
Holy tabs Batman!!
Had my eyes on it for a while and decided to buy it. Need to find a few more in a similar style that we can put along our hallway. Absolutely love the style of it
I feel like I do the internet wrong. I only ever have a few tabs open at most. Maybe 2 tabs of the forums, 2 of reddit and a YouTube tab at most.
Now I see why some people say Chrome takes up a lot of RAM
That's my mums laptop as it's the only one new enough to drive 4K at 60Hz. I'm always berating her about the tabs as she does it to all the devices in the house and she wonders why these devices end up running slow.
Out with the old:
And in with the new:
(cables are being sorted soon)
The Noble will go up on Facebook market place, even if I get £30 I'll be happy as I've found it quite frankly horrible to sit on. I've only been in the Mirra 2 for a few hours now and I can already feel improvements.
And in with the new:
(cables are being sorted soon)
The Noble will go up on Facebook market place, even if I get £30 I'll be happy as I've found it quite frankly horrible to sit on. I've only been in the Mirra 2 for a few hours now and I can already feel improvements.
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Brand new or refurbished? Thinking of getting similar.
Brand new. Saving grace is the 12 year warranty and that I get 20% off with work. Ordered mid Jan, so be prepared to wait if you go with something they don't have in stock.
It's a lot of money, but in my case I spend 8-10 hours a day sat at my desk so I feel it's worth it.
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