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  1. I'm looking to upgrade our television in our conference room and was wondering if you guys had any ideas or experience with this. The TV we currently have is outdated and the images are often washed out. We mostly use the display when hooked up to a laptop (S-video) for presentation with clients and meetings with consultants. The problem is the colors on the TV don't match what we see on our computers, even after spending countless amounts of time messing with the picture settings. Maybe there is an alternative to a television that I don't know about, like a glorified monitor or display... Needs to be wall mounted, and about 38"x61" which equals to about a 70" TV. We also need cad drawings and black and white contrast to be top notch. Any help would be appreciated, I tried searching for this stuff on my own, but failed at finding the right words to search for in search engines.
  2. Studio/Institution: Personal Project Genre: Residential Interior Software: 3ds Max, Vray, Photoshop Description: Did this as a modeling and lighting & texturing exercise. I wanted to make an entertainment room. This is probably the most realistic interior render I've made and I like how it turned out. What do you guys think?
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