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The Skinny on Projection Screens

If you have been toying with the idea of setting up a home theatre with a projector, the guys over at Home Entertainment Mag have put together a handy guide for beginners that can help you maximise performance. They say the key is to match your projector with the right screen–and that means knowing what kinds of screens are out there, what size and shape you need, what to look for in terms of screen gain, whether a perforated screen is the way to go and what the deal is with rear projection. The basics of these issues are covered, and they offer up plenty of suggestions for you to investigate. Hit the link to check out all the details along with some pretty pictures. [Home Entertainment Mag]


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