Take your gaming to the next level; 5 reasons to go big.

Ever looked at your screen, wanting just a little bit more? Ever had friends over, straining their eyes to see what's happening? It's time to take it to the next level.

In gaming, the quality and size of your display is important. The better the quality and the larger the size of the images, the more you will be drawn into the game. As gaming in Full-HD is now possible, for PC, PS3 and Xbox360 alike, you can now get a really big image with high quality. This makes projection ideal for gaming.

If you use a projector and a projection screen, you will get a screen that's many times bigger than a LCD or Plasma, at the same or lower cost. If you ever thought a 50" plasma is big, consider the size of the average projector screen. The smallest projection screen (77" diagonal) has twice the surface of a 50" plasma (one of the biggest). If you compare a 106" projection screen to a 50" display, the difference is even bigger: This projector screen has 4X the surface of a 50" display.

Did they ever tell you size doesn't matter? They're wrong!

Here are 5 reasons to go BIG:

• One to involve them all. With the larger size image of a projection screen, everyone can see what's happening. Players and audience alike. So now you can have the proper surface to show off your killer moves.
• The devil is in the details. In gaming, the smallest details make all the difference. With a big picture in full-HD glory, you won't miss any detail. This gives you a definite advantage over the competition; straining their eyes to figure out what's going on.
• Big and Bold. Get really drawn in with big images. A large projection screen turns your room into a all-immersive environment. Turn up the sound to match that big image and see every detail of the track, hear the engines roaring, feel the excitement.
• Multi Player Madness. Finally you can get in multiplayer mode without suffering from a lack of vision. As a projection screen is easily 4 times the size of a display, in 4-player mode, you'll have a 50" display area for each player. This brings a whole new level of excitement to off-line multi-player game playing.
• Time to WOW. Turn your system on, fire up your projector, roll down your screen - now pause. Take a look at the faces of your friends staring at the screen - yes, that look says it all. It's WOW written all over their faces. This just leaves beating them all to really make your day.

So you know why size matters. Now see how big the differences really are.

50" flat panel vs. common projection screen sizes

42" flat panel vs. common projection screen sizes

37" flat panel vs. common projection screen sizes