How big is your primary television?
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Big enough.
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I only have secondary televisions.
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None… I watch on my laptop.
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It’s 40 inches, perfect size for my needs.
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Is that what she said? 
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135" projector
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While I’m still rocking my 2009 60" Mitsubishi DLP TV, I am dying to get an Ultra Short Throw DLP protector.
100" screen 
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Primary tv is 50 inches. 90" 4k projector in man cave… limited by wall size unfortunately and it is difficulty to expand basement walls outwards. What do structural engineering know?
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New one is a 75" Black Friday deal. Still in the box until Christmas. I will be able to see it without my glasses on. 
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Awesome for you. However 90" at viewing distance under 5 feet still need my glasses. I know this because I switch from contacts to glasses for night time. I cannot see my phone well with glasses so put them on my forehead. Then when I am done with the phone, I am quickly reminded by the blurry television that my glasses are on my forehead.
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65" I think it was but they keep getting bigger and bigger every year
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The biggest would be VR if that counts. I usually use the 32” for gaming and the 47” for TV.
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smaller dumb tv > bigger smart tv
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Switching to secondary is faster than input button.
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Small screens work amazingly well, esp if there are other people wanting the larger screen.
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I hate these ill formed questions…!!! 
My primary is classified as 50". So which category do I choose…???
And I’m not getting out a tape measure to see if it is just over or under 50"…!!!
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So Woot will be pushing televisions for the holidays?
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