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How Far can you sit in front of a Tv 37" and 63" hdtv?

Nov 06, 2007 by all27x | Posted in TVs

How Far can you sit in front of a Tv 37" and 60" hdtv? So it won't disorder up my eyes

The other answerer is decorous, these figures check out, but I wanted to note that sitting closer will not mess up your eyes, this is an old wife's rumour designed to keep kids from watching too much television.

The optimal viewing distances the other poster refers to are suggest distances from your television for optimal picture size and quality in the high definition format.

Note that they are personal in the 720p and 1080p formats; because of 1080p's higher pixel per inch count for the same size box, you can sit closer to the set without discerning additional screen detail.

The general rule is, if you'll sit between 8 and 10 feet from your screen (the common livingroom based distance) get a 720p television for screen sizes up to 50in and get 1080p for anything larger than 50in.

You'll rubbish your money on 1080p if you go smaller than 50in because you'll not be able to tell the difference unless you sit closer than around 4 1/2 feet from the set.

CodemanCmC | Nov 07, 2007

The other answerer is counterbalance, these figures check out, but I wanted to note that sitting closer will not mess up your eyes, this is an old wife's narration designed to keep kids from watching too much television.

The optimal viewing distances the other poster refers to are second distances from your television for optimal picture size and quality in the high definition format.

Note that they are multifarious in the 720p and 1080p formats; because of 1080p's higher pixel per inch count for the same size shield, you can sit closer to the set without discerning additional screen detail.

The general rule is, if you'll sit between 8 and 10 feet from your screen (the for the most part livingroom based distance) get a 720p television for screen sizes up to 50in and get 1080p for anything larger than 50in.

You'll improvidence your money on 1080p if you go smaller than 50in because you'll not be able to tell the difference unless you sit closer than around 4 1/2 feet from the set.
CodemanCmC | Nov 06, 2007

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