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Why should a cinema screen be made rough and white?
Rough - to minimise reflections from the lighting in the cinema... White - to reflect ALL colours evenly !
How big is 2100mm in inches?
It is about 83 inches
How big is 91 inches?
91 inches is 7 feet 7 inches.
Is a 1.4 cm mass big in inches?
1.4cm = 0.551181 inches. (Multiply centimeters by 0.393701 to get inches).
How big is 46 cm?
18.1 inches = 1 foot 6.1 inches
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What is that big TV screen in New York called?
In Times Square there is a gigantic TV screen.
How big is a 3.7inch screen?
its 3.7 inches big
How big is the PS Vita screen?
The psvita screen is 6 inches
How big is a 3.2 inch screen?
3.2 inches
How big is the lg t320 screen?
2.8 inches.
How big is the screen on the 3DS?
Well, the top screen is about three inches. The bottom screen is exactly two and a half inches. But only the top screen uses the 3D affect.
How big is the android google g1 screen?
The G1 screen is 3.2-inches diagonal
How big is the psp go screen?
3.8 inches wide
How big is the HTC hd 2 screen?
4.3 inches
How big is the screen of the galaxy s4 active?
The Galaxy S4 Active's screen is 4.55 inches.
Which type of reflection takes place on cinema screen?
in a cinema screen diffuse reflection takes place
How big is the screen of mini 10 by dell?
Probably 10 inches.
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