Looking for a new TV for the Man Cave for Christmas? – Find out the Optimum Viewing Distances for 3D HDTV and 2D HDTV.
By The MC Guru on Wednesday, 24th November 2010
Now that the Holiday Season is upon us, a new TV may be a gift you are considering for the man cave. The biggest screen size for a reasonable price is an important consideration. Equally as important is having the knowledge of optimum viewing distances for your new TV in order to maximize your entertainment enjoyment.
The MC Guru has calculated the minimum and maximum viewing distances per THX Guidelines for HDTV and 3D. THX is world renowned and tied to the world’s most acclaimed filmmakers and home entertainment products, no other brand resonates with consumers as deeply, and with greater trust than THX. You can read all about THX at http://www.thx.com/about-us/the-thx-story.
THX has published guidelines for minimum and maximum viewing distances for watching HDTV and 3DTV. These guidelines are based on angles of field of view. Here at inthemancave.com, we did the math for you and below you can review the actual minimum and maximum viewing distances for HD or 3D depending on your screen size. For some great large screen TV bargains, please visit Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Televisions Best Buy Weekly Deals at http://www.bestbuy.com/televisions and Wal-Mart at http://www.walmart.com/TVs
Tags: 3D, HDTV, man cave. viewing distances
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Great information. Keep up the good work!