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still, the most important factor in any set-up is the type of viewing distance you can get. the closer to the screen you sit, the more you’ll see the picture. at an average distance of 17 inches away, the image in the set above may look fine, but you’d need to be at least nine inches from a big screen (anything bigger than 50 inches) to get a really good view. there’s no way to see a lot of the picture from closer than that. at a distance of three or four feet, a standard-definition set like this one may look good, but you’re still looking at the image through a screen that’s less than half the size of a 10-inch tablet. the result is not only blurriness but also a lack of detail in the picture.

to put it another way, you’re looking at the picture through a window that’s about the size of a postage stamp. some of the more detailed information, like the individual strands of hair, will be lost in the blurriness.

while we haven’t seen a 42-inch, 32-inch, 720p tv since the tc-p42x1 was released in august of last year, you can still find a few good deals on the tc-p42x1. we saw a used unit for $799.99 on amazon for example. for the most part, though, you’ll be looking at at least $1,500 for a 42-inch, 32-inch set.

a later psychiatric evaluation concluded that king was mentally ill, with a history of schizophrenia, and that his behavior was a result of “an extreme psychosis with paranoid and grandiose delusions.” king was sentenced to death, but was granted a stay because of his mental condition. and that’s pretty much it.

emotions have been heavy around the king case for some time. his crime spree has been the subject of several movies, including the king, the 2012 feature from screenwriter joe berlinger, and the 2009 documentary i’ll be gone in the dark. in the latter, king’s great-niece, nephew and fiancee, ann rule, takes us inside the family home, and explains how she and her siblings have grown up with king as their father. the netflix series also includes tapes of king’s interrogation, in which he appears to be in a daze. the series shows police, prosecutors and a psychiatrist trying to figure out what went wrong. king’s attorney, ron king, was also featured on the show, and he said that he never intended to get his client a fair trial. the king family has had a hard time coping with the realization that their dad was a killer. years after his arrest, they have found it difficult to talk about the crimes he committed, and they have struggled with the idea that he could have been a monster. robin said that she had had a hard time with this realization, and that she had had nightmares about her father’s violence for many years. she had been thinking about him the last few days, though, and she told me that she had been relieved to find out that it was finally all over. she said that she was glad that she didn’t have to live with the constant pain of wondering what could have happened to her dad. i asked robin what she thought about the netflix show, and she said that it was the best kind of show: one that shows what really happened. she liked that it explained why king did what he did, and she said that she was glad that he would be remembered as the monster that he was. king had a whole family, and he seemed so gentle, she said, but underneath it all, he was a monster. 5ec8ef588b