Can a laser tv cabinet be worked with drop drown screen?

[Tomy]

It is curious.Can a laser tv cabinet be worked with drop drown screen?

 

[Hometheaterjournal]

It seems there might be a slight confusion in your question, so let me clarify a couple of things:

1. Laser TV: A laser TV typically refers to a type of television that uses laser light as the source of illumination instead of traditional LED or LCD backlighting. These TVs can produce bright and vibrant colors and are known for their high contrast ratios.
2. Drop-Down Screen: A drop-down screen generally refers to a projection screen that can be electronically or manually lowered from the ceiling or raised from the floor. These screens are commonly used with projectors to create a larger display.

If you are referring to a situation where you have a laser TV and want to integrate it with a drop-down projection screen, it's not a typical setup because laser TVs are self-contained units that don't require a separate screen like traditional projectors. Laser TVs usually have their screen or display built into the unit.

 

[EmmaEvans]

Yes, you can put the laser TV on top of the cabinet

 

[Hideto Gupta]

You can just buy the electric part, a great saving option.

 

[Joseph Brown]

You can buy cabinets that only have power in the middle so they can work with the drop down screen.