phil123654

Thank you all for your constructive input, I will most likely be looking for 1 good 1080p projector and set the project aside until it becomes more realistic with (hopefully) more innovations in projectors in the future. You guys really saved me time and money, I have never used projectors (as mentioned) and will definitely keep all of this in mind.

I understand, I have found a 1080p projector that is on sale and is usually 160$ and now is about 90$ so they would be 4 exact copies of one another. I don't mind the setup, and the time I'll take, but you're saying there's a chance?

So my father has always wanted an incredible Home-Theater set up to watch his movies, and looking around online, he now wants a projector to display an image roughly 100" big. Because I am the tech support in my house, I told him simply: " If you want a great image, you need a high resolution" and explained that a 1080p image on a 100" screen won't look nearly as good as a 4K image on a 100" screen. With some research we found 4K projectors (the 'non-sketchy' ones) ranged from $2,000-$30,000 That's a bit much... So I had this genius idea (based on Linus Tech Tips:) What if I bought 4; 1080p projectors and hooked them up like Linus did. (1080p projectors can be found from $50-$150 a pop) I think it should work, right? Each projector displays one, 50" image and they combine up to a 100" diagonal screen at 4K. and better yet, It should be bezel-less if I aimed them correctly. I have only ever used TVs and Monitors, never once got to play with a projector; much less 4. Is this a legit Idea? Is there a property of projectors that would make it impossible? I'm starting to get hyped and I'd like to know sooner rather than later if I'm wasting my time.