TV Output on DROID Incredible by HTC - Video

[Ben Leonard]

so jealous

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[MiXoLoGiSt]

Movie night at Spartanstews! Featured showing will be the Incredible commercial followed by a movie lol

[mjs31]

The room is 20X13X10. I built it 6 years ago for a total cost of about $15,000. We used to spend nearly $200 per month at the theater, and since we haven't gone to a theater since, it's just about paid for itself - although I am looking to upgrade the projector soon.







Oh, and here's one of the 65" displays (the living room only has 5.1 sound):


All the photos are a few years old, so some things have change, but you get the idea.

Nice. I have only a similar tv from the bottom picture. I had debated putting something outside for floating in the pool and deck movie watching. They have some very nice outdoor options at a price.

[mjs31]

And it looks like you actually bought the movies. How dare you not pirate them like every other warm blooded American Kidding of course.

[RPA-DROID]

and me with my measly 52" Some day I will have my play room and trick it out like spartanstew... nice!

[mjs31]

Pull the TV away from the wall and show me your cables. No, I better not. If my wife sees how nice and neat yours will be I will get a lot of extra work

[mjs31]

and me with my measly 52" Some day I will have my play room and trick it out like spartanstew... nice!

Come on....size doesn't matter right?

[gdi2290]

The room is 20X13X10. I built it 6 years ago for a total cost of about $15,000. We used to spend nearly $200 per month at the theater, and since we haven't gone to a theater since, it's just about paid for itself - although I am looking to upgrade the projector soon.







Oh, and here's one of the 65" displays (the living room only has 5.1 sound):


All the photos are a few years old, so some things have change, but you get the idea.

Google TV or gtfo

nice setup btw

[RPA-DROID]

Yeah.. yeah... that's right LOL... I was happy when I did an upgrade from 32" to 52"... but it's that same old question (that can have a lot of references) is there such a thing as "too big"?

[mjs31]

Yeah.. yeah... that's right LOL... I was happy when I did an upgrade from 32" to 52"... but it's that same old question (that can have a lot of references) is there such a thing as "too big"?

Ha ha. Actually, there are some calculators to determine the correct size (for you screen that is) depending on the size of your viewing room. So yes, it can be to big for the job