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There's rumors about a new iMac that will have a 5120x2880 display. At 14.7 megapixels this would dwarf everything else, including some medical imaging monitors that start at 10-15 grand. As much as I would LOVE this rumor to be true, I have a somewhat hard time believing that these panels...
This is a video from my Canon camera. It's encoded a 24Mbps, so maybe the bit rate is too high? The CPU is running fine (well, after I fixed it from underclocking itself because the thermal paste had melted), and with CoreAVC both cores reach about 90% decoding the video. However, even though...
Okay, so I have a bit of a weird situation. I have a Latitude D630 I got in 2007, and it came with an integrated Nvidia Quadro NVS 135m, which unless I am not utilizing it properly, is very crappy at simply playing back 1080p HD. The only way that I have been able to play 1080p smoothly so far...
I have a 2209WA. Black levels looking straight on are pretty good, however, as soon as you view the monitor at an angle, the black turns to a gray/white color. So, meh.. Unless you order one of the few monitors with a polarizer, I don't think you can really avoid this (unless you go PVA)
Hmm.. I've had my monitor a few months now.. and it works great.. on DVI. On a whim, I hooked it up through the analog connection and for some reason everything that's gray is tinted (rather noticeably) pink. Is this just a matter of adjusting the RGB settings in the monitor or is it something...
So I'm a college student with a D630 laptop, and do a lot of video editing. Unfortunately, my laptop's 160GB ran out pretty quickly. So I'm looking for an upgrade, and with video editing, I would like the fastest possible hard drive I can get to work with this thing (that has a decent amount...
Pixel doubling will make it look good, with no quality loss; however to really utilize those extra pixels, Lanczos resampling would produce the best looking image. Imagine if you had a square display with four giant pixels. There will obviously be huge aliasing. Now say you want to show the...
What I like to do is use Media Player Classic - Home Cinema, and set it to touching window from outside. This fills up your whole screen (you only lose a very small amount of footage on the left and right) and the resampling algorithm is superb. I think this beats black bars on the top and...
While we're on a roll... virtual reality > oled > crt > lcd
I think CRTs are pretty good, but sort of large. I wish they would have kept working toward those thin CRTs. Whatever happened to them?