Getting bogged down in all the technical specifications of picture quality is the easy step to buying a Projector. It can spin your head so much that you may end up buying a projector that has more money guzzling performance than you need or even one that doesn’t meet your needs at all.

Much has been written about TVs and the screen size you should consider depending on the size of the room you’re viewing it in: A good High Definition experience deteriorates the further you sit from the screen. It’s said that to experience HD on a 32” TV you shouldn’t be more than 2meters from it and in a large living room that will mean a lot of empty space behind your armchair. So we go larger & larger and then we go bananas “Projectors”

So what about when it comes to choosing a projector? And you may well ask what the hell does the caption TCO Image size mean?
TCO Image size is the same size concept as with the TV:
First consider the screen size you want/need/have. It might be that screen hanging in the conference/meeting room or could even be that white bed sheet on the living room wall at home. When you know how much of that screen (in m2 or inches) that you’d like to fill with a projected image that will maintain visible High Quality up to the size you want, then TCO Certified gives you the next easy step by stating a projector’s maximum quality Image Size in just m² & inches.
Finally go out and buy a TCO Certified Projector that is a good match to your needs.

123 Easy Steps to getting your projector then:
Step 1. Find out the size of screen you want or have (just as you would a TV)
Step 2. Go to TCO Development’s web site and view the selection of TCO Certified projectors.
Step 3. Go buy and feel sure that the product also passes many of the toughest usability and environmental demands on the market.

Then with your Screen & Projector in place, stick your armchair anywhere you want in the living room.
Happy Viewing!