Best technology for sunny room?

21-09-2005, 1:26 AM

This is my first AV-Forums post. I read most of the older threads but was unable to pull together concrete advice. I am looking for a 40-45 HD set for a Sunroom - 3 walls are basically windows. It sounds like some of the DLP and rear proj sets are very bright, but I have also read some of the Sharp Aquos LCD's have good anti-reflective coatings.

I am open to LCD, Plasma or rear-proj/DLP (have space for any) but would like some guidance. My wife had curtains made for the room but they are designed to be left mostly open. One alternative I may explore is a polarized window film, but only if I find that I make a big purchase and still am not satisfied with the results.

Best Regards,

Rou

**johnscarlet** · 21-09-2005, 7:13 AM

Welcome ,
I am fairly certain that someone has a plasma set up a similar way . I think he resorted to having blinds .
I think it was in the "get your plasmas out " thread . It would be worth having a look through it to see what he did .
Happy searching
John

21-09-2005, 1:26 AM	#1
RouDaddy Guest Posts: n/a	Best technology for sunny room? Advertisement Want to Advertise? This is my first AV-Forums post. I read most of the older threads but was unable to pull together concrete advice. I am looking for a 40-45 HD set for a Sunroom - 3 walls are basically windows. It sounds like some of the DLP and rear proj sets are very bright, but I have also read some of the Sharp Aquos LCD's have good anti-reflective coatings. I am open to LCD, Plasma or rear-proj/DLP (have space for any) but would like some guidance. My wife had curtains made for the room but they are designed to be left mostly open. One alternative I may explore is a polarized window film, but only if I find that I make a big purchase and still am not satisfied with the results. Best Regards, Rou
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