HTH can 240hz be hype? It's an improvement over 60 and to a lesser level
120 sure, but hype?
So when they stop making 120's, you'll stop buying TV's or are you just
saying don't spend ape shit money to get the 240 over the 120 if buying new?
120Hz provided real value. Being a multiple of 24
The ? is, how deep are your pockets? Get 240 if it pleases you, I'm
still waiting for OLED backlights. :-)
Joshua MacCraw wrote:
HTH can 240hz be hype? It's an improvement over 60 and to a lesser level
120 sure, but hype?
So when they stop making 120's, you'll stop buying TV's or are you
Stan,
Please share what you mean by OLED?
Since you seem to be a pockets sorta person, perhaps you can add to
this very confusing matrix. I do so hope this is not another emotional
rant generator.
Based on my crude calcs, I am shopping a 58-6x something panel. Yes,
this means major $$$. So
Most LCD's are incandescent back lit. There are LED backlights that have
been coming out the last couple years and they're good but still an
incomplete solution. Organic LED's don't require any backlighting
because the LED's themselves provide the light and color themselves. If
I'm mistaken on
I am looking to add some storage space and am wondering if I need to worry
about compatibility with the new larger hard drives. I haven't had any
problems with 1 TB drives (Western Digital and Samsung). Any warnings or
caveats? Any favorites in the 1.5 and 2.0 TB manufacturers? Any warnings?
Well, it has been over a year since Comcast instituted their 250 GB cap and
they still do not have a way to monitor your usage. Has anybody run afoul of
the limit? Was this a power play by Comcast to get people to self limit
themselves or intimidation to limit movie and television downloads from
I've been monitoring my usage and for a few months in a row, I topped 250 -
in the 260-290 range, not a peep from Comcast, no throttling obviously
(otherwise there's no way I would have hit 250+ in a month). Maybe my
neighborhood is underused and my usage doesn't make a dent in the available
Stan,
Thanks for the share. Perhaps I will focus on LEDs. I do not think my
living room can support plasma w/o some major renovation ATM.
Your use of incandescent is curious. Do you mean old BULB tech? Like
old filiment stuff like current/old light bulbs?
Best,
Duncan
swzaske wrote:
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At 06:22 PM 10/12/2009, you wrote:
OLED's are the future, be pollution free and be energy cheap to operate.
but they need to solve the short life span problem... saw this today
LED TVs: 10 things you need to know
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10370112-1.html?tag=nl.e703
Wiinterlight,
What is your value for a viable life span for this new tech?
I only need 15-20 years, ATM.:)
Trust me, I'll read your share for sure..
Best,
Duncan
Winterlight wrote:
At 06:22 PM 10/12/2009, you wrote:
OLED's are the future, be pollution free and be energy cheap to
I have a seagate 1. 5 as well as a WD 2 tb and both are running great.
The seagate got a bad rap due to initial shoddy firmware. But all is well
now.
On Oct 13, 2009 5:54 AM, James Maki jwm_maill...@comcast.net wrote:
I am looking to add some storage space and am wondering if I need to worry
I've had good success with the 1TB SpinPoint F1 drives. Now the F3
model is out and it's been getting rave reviews for speed and
performance.
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Brian
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On 2009-10-13, at 1:50 PM, Naushad Zulfiqar z00...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a seagate 1. 5 as well as a WD 2
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