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 92 169 Motorized Electric Projector Projection Screen 80x45 Remote Control  US $104.90
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 MaxStar Portable FLOOR PULL UP 80169 PROJECTOR SCREEN US $178.68
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 80 169 R C Electric Projector Projection Screen New US $107.96
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 92 Diagonal 169 Portable Tripod Projector Projection Screen 45x80 Vedio Format US $84.90
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 PYLE PRJSE168 80 39Hx69W Motorized Projector Widescreen169 Screen US $99.90
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 PYLE PRJS1680 80 39Hx69W Manual Projector Widescreen Format169 Screen US $69.93
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 Maxstsr Portable Tripod Projector Screens Aspect Ratio169 Daigonal 80 US $68.68
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 New PRJS1680 80 39Hx69W Manual Projector Widescreen Format169 Screen US $67.49
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 New PRJSE168 80 39Hx69W Motorized Projector Widescreen 169 Screen US $93.99
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 Brand New 169 HDTV 80 Pull Down Manual Projector Screen Lock Pull Down System US $79.86
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 High Contrast Portable Projector Screens 80 169 Floor PullUp w Carrying Case US $148.86
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 Pyle 80 Motorized Projector Screen Widescreen Format 169 NEW US $112.99
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 Brand New Portable Tripod Projector White Screens Aspect Ratio169 D 80 US $108.68
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 Dalite Perm Wall 45x80 169 Projector Screen HC Da Mat US $354.99
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 MaxStar 169 80 Electric Motorized Projector Screen US $128.68
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 Maxstar Portable Projector Screens 80 169 Format Floor PullUp w Carrying Case US $138.68
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 Maxstar Portable Screens 169 80 Format Tripod Projector Screen NEW US $68.68
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 NEW Maxstar 169 80 Pull Down Manual Projector Screen US $56.86
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 Portable PROJECTOR GREY SCREEN FLOOR PULL UP Format 80169 w CARRYING CASE US $158.68
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 Format 169 80 Electric Motorized Projector Screen New US $148.68
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 NEW 169 80 Diagonal Manual pull down Projector Screen US $59.99
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Widescreen Stinks. Why should I buy it?
I'm about to purchase a new TV. If I buy a widescreen TV, all of my standard DVDs will be tiny. That is one drawback. Another is that widescreen TVs of the same diagonal size are actually SMALLER. A typical 100" diagonal projector screen in 4:3 format is measured 60" by 80". The same 100" diagonal screen in 16:9 format is 7" wider, but 12" shorter which results in a 15% smaller viewing area. So basically, any widescreen TV I get will cost more, and have 15% smaller viewing area. Can anyone tell me why I should buy one? Unless I'm missing something, I'm just going to get a much larger 4:3 TV for the same money. That way, when something is in 16:9 format, it will be the same size as it would have been on widescreen TV.
You have some valid points, but long term all TVs will be 16:9
- Most DVDs are widescreen to begin with, so 16:9 TVs are a better fit. If you have old 4;3 DVDs, you can still scale them to fit the whole screen on a 16:9 TV
- HDTV will be in 16:9. You can scale down, but either you will lose side infor or people will look really skinny
- In the US, all digital transmission is mandatory by Feb. 2009.
- 4:3 is going away. You can wait until prices go down, but invest in the future.