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Projector screen to multi-table
I used the silly search function and couldn't find anything on people using a projector screen to multi-table....
Please share your --experience-- trying this. I think that it would be nice to have all of my tables on one large screen and using a joystick or gamepad to control the game. |
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Re: Projector screen to multi-table
There have been some posts in the past but I think they would be pretty hard to find. If I remember right it would be very expensive, the bulb or something are not cheap. You also wouldnt be able to fit many tables because of the resolution.
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To get the equivalent resolution of Dell's 24" widescreen you'd need to spend about 10k on a projector.
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You wouldnt be able to add more tables, if thats what you are looking to do.
I think it would be hard to follow because the other tables maybe be a few feet away rather than a couple inches. You might not notice little thins out of the corner of your eye like when using a monitor |
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Re: Projector screen to multi-table
Not that this is necessarily a horrible, horrible idea (although it really might be...), but am I the only one cracking up at the image of this?
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Re: Projector screen to multi-table
A regulare LCD monitor is your best bet. Projectors are expensive and bulb life is only around 2000 hrs. So with Poker it wouldn't even last a year, probably not even half the year.
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Re: Projector screen to multi-table
Guys I was thinking about building something like the guys on this site are building...
http://www.lumenlab.com/forums/index.php?showforum=3 Yeah my whole idea was to have more tables and remove myself from in front of the monitor. |
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I have a Dell 5100 that cost $3,000 and it has 1600x1200 resolution, same as my Dell Inspiron 6000. I have it setup to 4 table on Stars and it's pretty cool. I think the neatest thing is that you can use the remote from the projector as the mouse so I can just sit back in my recliner and play poker as if I'm channel surfing. My screen is a DaLite 92" electonci drop down. All told with taxes and super long cables for running USB, component, UXGA, etc, it cost me right at $5K. The bulb is $260 to replace but the initial bulb is supposed to last for 2200 hours in economy mode which is a pretty freaking long time.
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Re: Projector screen to multi-table
As you can see, this is highly impractical, for the same cost you could have a pimp ass computer with 2 30" Dells that will last pretty much forever and be able to 3209542397532 table.
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