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Opps.
I searched and didn't find anything with a 1GB title. :-/
See this thread:
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1201352
or go here
http://www.diamondmm.com/2900XT1GPE.php
http://www.logicsupply.com/categories/accessories/pci_riser_cards/1
There are 3 PCI-e 16 link Solutions on this page.
PCIE 100-16 -- One extender. ($12 short)
PELX16-C11 -- One Flexible. ($49 but oh so flexible)
PCIE 101L-16 -- One Right angle low profile. ($12 short)
Pick and choose.
To run them in series you would need multiple batteries
3.5v * 5 = 17.5v
17.5v / 1.5v ~~ 12(1.5v Batteries)
If you go for Parallel you will need less. At least 3 to get above the rated voltage of the LEDs 4.5v.
But in both cases you will need a resistor to not kill the LED so make sure you...
I'm not sure a HDMI -> DVI will help anything.
HDCP is also on the DVI...meaning the PS3 will still ask to handshake too fast. the only thing that changes from HDMI to DVI is the loss of digital audio. The video signal is the same on both thus carry the same HDCP.
"Regular" AKA single DVI cables work to push the 1080p monitor. You can use Dual Link but there might not be much difference....it will all be based on Westinghouse's implementation of "Blanking" so it might be better or the exact same.
I wish we actually had a release of some info direct from the source but eh.
I'll wait for the AMD/ATI Dx10 Cards and see if either is willing to actually play with the still surviving (But diminishing) AGP market.
And I do expect them to have less of a punch due to the lower bandwidth...
The cost of these....hum that is a tough one. There are many variables that you might have to look at.
Manufacturing Costs
Market Saturation (Basically Demand)
These are the major items that will effect the price (IMHO) (of course best buy has different thoughts selling them at $1500)...
I have yet to complete this for myself (Need the "Good" Digi Cam) but the theory sounds good.
An LCD Calibration Technique
This will adjust your black levels so that they aren't "crushed". It makes it so that your computer outputs blacks that are actually producible on your LCD screen...
I don't see why not....so far there are so many people with it who will say nothing bad about it (in terms of Major issues). WestingHouse might change the model or something but I don't think they would stop the sale of their 1080p monitors. The market for HD, TV or Computer Monitors, varies...
The Wiki doesn't have much info bout the blanking...look here...http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_zdext/is_200307/ai_ziff44462 - Para. 9
Yeah it is 4 years old but luckily the standards haven't changed.
I know what you mean (I have an acrylic case). I still have some arranging to do.
I guess I should have included the source where I got my info from. http://www.westinghousedigital.com/pdf/56_User_Manual.pdf - Page 7
It tells about all the ports. Given this doesn't have a firmware attached...
The monitor has a dual-link interface but it doesn't need it. I got mine yesterday and hooked it up with a Single Link DVI cable and under monitor information it promptly say 1920x1080p. It is 6 pins missing on single compared to dual link (FYI).
As for DVI1 and DVI2 it will be up to...
So if you own a drive and the movies just remove the DRM.
Keep in mind that the HD movies will use a lot of processing power so even though you have a HDCP compliant card it isn't going to be the best experience.