Flat Screen TVs ?

[daveispar]

We're on a Spirit Cruise in Oct in a Balcony Room, do the rooms have a flat screen TV ?

 

Thanks in advance,

Dave & Lee

[luddite]

Why would this be a concern ?

[don't-use-real-name]

Is the Ocean FLAT or is it cathode ray cubical ?

 

Maybe it is just that those FLAT screen TVs are not so bad moving about the

cabin in the night - Harvey wall head bangers obstructions !

 

I know there must be a reason - - - - - the OP posted the question ???

 

 

I think all the NCL ships have converted to the FLAT screen TVs by this time

and with new software can display a whole lot more red ink on your account !

Edited December 24, 2016 by don't-use-real-name

[Eleteace]

A little flat screen yep :)

 

 

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[Da-Painter]

The suites have flat screens.

[BirdTravels]

But remember, the flat screen has to fit in the shelf space of a 12" TV, so it is about the size of a computer monitor (my be smaller).

[JohnIreland]

The suites have been updated to flat screen.

 

Don't know about the lower categories.

[Barb Nahoumi]

The regular cabins have been converted to flat screens on the Gem and Dawn. We had them in our balcony cabins on those ships.

[Barb Nahoumi]

The suites have been updated to flat screen.

 

Don't know about the lower categories.

 

Mounted to the wall in suites.

[mking8288]

Even the "Inside" staterooms on the Spirit had converted a while ago to Flatscreen TV, might not be 1080i HD but adequate for feeding digital signal. See this YT video - fastforward to 1:45, it's mounted high on tthe shelf & tilted down.

 

Monitor is probably 20" or so - bigger than of my travel notebook PC, compact & light for my use @ 11.6" only. Screen "size" is relative as the *Away class ship has bigger HDTV, 22" to 24" diagonal.

 

Just upgraded our home's desktop monitors as prices are way down, although a 22" or 24" is more than enough for most users. Alas, the latest buzz - VR and pixel smartphone for 3D experience in an armchair - noise isolation/cancelling ear-bud for surround sound-like audio.

Edited December 24, 2016 by mking8288