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Old 07-06-03, 05:44 PM
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Where to put my TV...?

I just bought my first RPTV, a Toshiba 57H83!

It'll be at my house on Thursday - however...

There are 2 places in my front room where I can put the TV. One is directly in front of a window, one is to the left of the window.


not the best diagram, I know (= equals carpet)
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=== (1)=== \ ------Fireplace, corner not an option
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=======(2)} ----- Window
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Question is - where would glare and basic viewing be the best place to have it? Probably a stupid question, but has anyone else had the same dilemma?
Old 07-06-03, 06:13 PM
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It appears that 1 is the best choice. I had a simliar dilemma but I had the fireplace where your window is and the window directly accross from your #1 position. I solved the glare problem by getting a room darkening shade from Penney's. About $400 for a large window it completely darkens the room even on a sunny day yet the light color doesn't make the room look like a tomb. Most of my DVD watching is at night but for Sunday football games and things like that the shade works great.

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