It uses a new graphics port which no doubt all new high-end DELL monitors will use and DELL systems will use. It is more than 4x clearer picture and better picture than any HD monitor.Ryan wrote:
Sure, it's neat looking.
But it's more of a mirror than a monitor.
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I have every OC episode from the internats and they are awesome quality, better than watching it on my analog TV.Hurricane wrote:
How about Dell slows the fuck down? HD mediums like Blu-ray and HD DVD have only just gotten started and already they want something that will make HD video look shitty? Give me a break.
edit: To understand what I'm saying, download any movie off the internet then view it full screen. SHITTY.
Stop being a whiny chode.Hurricane wrote:
How about Dell slows the fuck down? HD mediums like Blu-ray and HD DVD have only just gotten started and already they want something that will make HD video look shitty? Give me a break.
edit: To understand what I'm saying, download any movie off the internet then view it full screen. SHITTY.
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=Karma-Kills= [buttsechs] That LCDleetkyle wrote:
I actually said in real life, "wow" when I clicked that link. That is nice.
pretty much got that one right on the money. as better displays come along, there will be greater demand for high quality video.Cerpin_Taxt wrote:
Stop being a whiny chode.Hurricane wrote:
How about Dell slows the fuck down? HD mediums like Blu-ray and HD DVD have only just gotten started and already they want something that will make HD video look shitty? Give me a break.
edit: To understand what I'm saying, download any movie off the internet then view it full screen. SHITTY.
Blu-ray and HD-DVD were never going to reach the popularity of DVDs anyway. All of our media is beginning to shift to downloadable formats (e.g. Itunes).
That said, leaps in technology like this are what promotes the adoption of HD (and better) content. The reason why Blu-ray and HD-DVD have low market penetration is because no one has an HDTV to watch them on.
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That second link is interesting. So their already trying to replace DVI/HDMI?! WTF? HDMI's not even 2 years old!=Karma-Kills= wrote:
http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/12/dell-finally-uses-its-designers-sheds-ugly-duckling-facade/
http://www.engadget.com/2007/04/04/vesa … orts-good/
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I call hax. I downloaded 28 Days Later and sure enough, it simply wasn't as good full screen as an HD video would be.Zimmer wrote:
I have every OC episode from the internats and they are awesome quality, better than watching it on my analog TV.Hurricane wrote:
How about Dell slows the fuck down? HD mediums like Blu-ray and HD DVD have only just gotten started and already they want something that will make HD video look shitty? Give me a break.
edit: To understand what I'm saying, download any movie off the internet then view it full screen. SHITTY.
What you are saying is bullshit...
You just have to find where to "download" the video. It all really depends.Hurricane wrote:
I call hax. I downloaded 28 Days Later and sure enough, it simply wasn't as good full screen as an HD video would be.Zimmer wrote:
I have every OC episode from the internats and they are awesome quality, better than watching it on my analog TV.Hurricane wrote:
How about Dell slows the fuck down? HD mediums like Blu-ray and HD DVD have only just gotten started and already they want something that will make HD video look shitty? Give me a break.
edit: To understand what I'm saying, download any movie off the internet then view it full screen. SHITTY.
What you are saying is bullshit...
I also like Super8, papyrus, stone tablets... and imagination!T4rd wrote:
Screw it all. CRT/VGA FTW!!!