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WanMan
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Moose
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A forklift, maybe two, if you can fit then into your home, should do the trick.
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Curt Palme
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I saw the 103" panels last year. THe heat emitted by that is insane. You will need some air conditioning, I'd hate to see the power consumption on that unit!
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garyfritz
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> How does one install a 150" flat-panel?
VEEEEERRRRRYYYYY carefully...
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zaphod
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well, first you bring it over to my house ....
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WanMan
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Hmm, 150" is 130.736"x73.539". That would make the pixels (if there are 1920x1080 of them) 0.0681"x0.0681". This is a little more than 1/16" and I'm wondering what a) if they can do this with LED, and b) what the fill-factor might be.
Curt, what do you think the power consumption might be to n-stack 9" CRTs to get the same size and light output?
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Cozza
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Could you install a heat exchanger on the back to supply hot water for a typical house?
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Ridebreck
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Location: Colorado Springs, CO
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I would love to see the wall bracket for that sucker.
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Zebu Fellenz
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That thing is huge, resolution also isn't too bad considering the size (4k by 2k resolution).
I want one 
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JustGreg
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Location: Kenosha, WI
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The presenter is pointing over his shoulder to an image on the screen of what you'll need to move it. 
Cheaper than movers tho. It works for...........................................PEANUTS!
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