Projectimmersion.com Website Review

after many years of upgrades of graphics cards and systems to support triple screens, i decided that enough was enough and i was going to go to a single graphics card and if that meant a single screen to get good smooth performance, then that was what i was going to do. whilst i didn't miss the bezels and the has*les of sli once on a 27 whqd screen, i was starting to miss the 'feel' of racing. the 'immersion' aspect was really lacking, but i didn't want to go back to the cost of sli and triple screens to get it back. i started to look at bigger screens and came across a few threads on superfov projects that had come to fruition with projector based displays, but the prospect of 16:9 on a projection screen, blown way too big both vertically and horizontally didn't really appeal as i have a small space in the 10'x8' spare bedroom that doubles up as my office and also my gaming space. one thing i realised very early on was that i needed a short throw projector, capable of hd at the very least.. i looked at 4k projectors, but the thought of it costing me a divorce put me off quickly. i settled on the benq w1080st as my beamer of choice. i got hold of one from richer sounds in nottingham on a 30 day trial - thanks guys :) which i ended up not returning and got a really good update: july 2015 - having had a pj based sfov setup for nigh on 18 months, i finally gave in as i needed better resolution and clarity for my brain to keep being immersed, so i have invested in a 65 4k curved tv. the immersion is 'different', but on the same hand, i visuals are very clear now and the screen covers most of the natuaral primary in focus frontal vision (about 60° horizontal) easily and almost all of the nearly in-focus periphery (about 100° horizontal), leaving the completly out of focus vision beyond that (about 35° per eye at the horizontal extremes) without a picture... so better than the current implementations of vr headsets which are close to this. the other added advantage is that the picture is no longer warped, nor needs to be warped further to display correctly on a curved screen..