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:: Displays tips :: |
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Decide what you need |
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Do you want to add DVD, VHS,
TV, video games, GPS mapping, computer capabilities, the applications
are endless. So keep in mind what is you want to ensure that it will
work together. |
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Monitor placement |
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Do not permit an installer
remove either of the airbags in your vehicle for a video monitor. It is
illegal in most states. |
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Monitor sizes |
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Monitors range from 4", 5",
6-7", 10", 12" up to 15", ranging in price from hundreds to thousands
for the bigger screens. Make sure the monitor you choose is large enough
to be viewable, even from an angle, but small enough to fit comfortably
in the space you have. |
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Digital theater systems |
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DTS is an established
multichannel audio format in movie theaters, they are supposed to
deliver a higher quality of image but tests have proven inconclusive. |
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Don't buy extended warranties |
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Electronic components are
usually made to last, by the time you need to use the warranties the
equipment becomes obsolete. Exeption Cam-Corders and Telescopes, they
have complex moving parts that can easily deteriorate or just stop
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