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[igimo1]

I think he may have been joking... I think quad SLI is much better.

Haha, I didn't take the time to read anything after the dual Xeon processors.  The dual 32" TV's is a give away. -_-

If I had the money I would totally go all out and get the dual 32".  I mean just imagine, the chick you're watching would be life-sized stretched across the wall. 

Poor Myndfyre...

[deadly7]

Or you know, you could get a real woman myndy..

[MyndFyre]

Or you know, you could get a real woman myndy..

z0MG DON'T TRY TO COME BETWEEN ME AND JENNA.

[deadly7]

OMG WHO'S JENNA? YOU'RE CHEATING ON ME AGAIN?! WTF.  I THOUGHT WE HAD SOMETHING SPECIAL.

[Quik]

OMG WHO'S JENNA? YOU'RE CHEATING ON ME AGAIN?! WTF.  I THOUGHT WE HAD SOMETHING SPECIAL.

Who's Jenna? Google "Jenna Jameson".

Hrm, woman splattered against the wall.. You don't need dual 32" tvs for that, just dual glocks.

[Newby]

I think he may have been joking... I think quad SLI is much better.

Haha, I didn't take the time to read anything after the dual Xeon processors.  The dual 32" TV's is a give away. -_-

If I had the money I would totally go all out and get the dual 32".  I mean just imagine, the chick you're watching would be life-sized stretched across the wall. 

That's nothing. They want to stick a 140" TV in a "theater" room at a house my dad is currently looking at (he wants to switch houses while this one is under construction so it's cheaper to buy) and the room = amazing.

[Sidoh]

I think it would be cheaper, more practical, longer lasting and much easier to manage if they used a LCD projector in place of a huge TV.

[Newby]

A projector? Ick.

There seems to be no room in the back for a projector so I guess they didn't think that one through eh?

[MyndFyre]

I think it would be cheaper, more practical, longer lasting and much easier to manage if they used a LCD projector in place of a huge TV.

I don't know man.  We've had some projectors here at the Library, and it died after only about a year of intermittent use (the bulb needs to be replaced, it's not that it's broken, just dim).

[Sidoh]

A projector? Ick.

There seems to be no room in the back for a projector so I guess they didn't think that one through eh?

"Ick" as in you can't get one or as in you'd rather have a TV that's probably going to cost $10,000 (if you're required to analyze the price)?

I'm pretty sure you can buy projectors that have quality that matches that of TV's that get very large.  My friend has one that projects an image onto a wall that's probably something like 104", and I must say that it's the highest quality home theater system I've seen.

I don't know man.  We've had some projectors here at the Library, and it died after only about a year of intermittent use (the bulb needs to be replaced, it's not that it's broken, just dim).

The bulbs do go bad (and they are pretty expensive) relatively quickly, but they're far, far cheaper than buying a new 104" TV.  The price discrepancy would persist long past the time it would take for the TV to require maintenance, I would think.

[MyndFyre]

The bulbs do go bad (and they are pretty expensive) relatively quickly, but they're far, far cheaper than buying a new 104" TV.  The price discrepancy would persist long past the time it would take for the TV to require maintenance, I would think.

...unless you add on the like, $400 Best Buy insurance plan which includes free maintenance for a long time.

[Sidoh]

...unless you add on the like, $400 Best Buy insurance plan which includes free maintenance for a long time.

Those insurance plans aren't offered in those quantatities for all devices, I don't think.  Besides, the longest one is what, 7 years?  Given you might have to replace the bulb twice a year (which is pretty generous, seeing as the one we've used at school for three years has never had to have its bulb replaced), replacing the bulbs would amount to around $1,200, and that's without considering buying the bulbs in a non-individual manner.