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Work · August 4, 2011

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My weekend project - preview TV sizes on your wall

My weekend project - preview TV sizes on your wall launched on August 4, 2011 with 179 votes, #5 of 248 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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My Weekend Project is a web tool that helps users visualize how different television sizes would look on their walls before purchasing. By previewing various TV dimensions in their actual space, homeowners can make more informed decisions about which size best fits their room layout and viewing distance. The tool is designed for anyone planning a TV purchase who wants to avoid buying a set that's too large or too small for their space.

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