Posts by kuurosan

Ahh sorry I guess I didn't make myself clear enough about the rear projections I'm looking at. There are CRT RPTV's, but they are all SD which won't do with my new xbox or ps3 I'll be getting I'm mainly looking at the DLP ones, don't...

I think it's nigh on impossible to find an LCD display that does 720 lines of resolution natively, as a lot if not all panels are produced with 768 lines for some reason. The TV will scale up the signal to 768 lines, I think.

There is always trade-offs between different technologies. For me at the moment I'm deciding between hanging a lcd off the wall in our bedroom, probably 32", or a 46" rear projection tv, which works out to about just over $2000...

It's a shame, but you can't get CRT HDTV's in the UK, everything is geared toward LCD and Plasma screens. This is doubly bad for me because I was looking for a RPTV to plonk in our bedroom but, like the CRT's, there isn't much of a...

ip0d n4n0 g0t pwn3d? Take your kiddy-speak somewhere else and go play some counterstrike. Starting a thread with just a picture and no words is completely pointless, unless its a picture post thread. The reasons you give are...

Cant help you with most of that stuff but no one seems to be replying, so I can give a little bit of advice.... Constrast ratios, anything 1000:1 or greater is fine

Well it's not up on the Apple site yet, and I can't see it being available to stream either. I don't recall any major announcements being made at the Paris Expo.

If its your job to manage a change programme within the IT department of your company, surely you should know the answer yourself, or at least hire a professional consultant to guide you. Staking your career on some advice given to...

You could probably find an iso of the Playdisc, slap it on daemon tools and away you go! (That is, if you have the legit cd's & original cdkey)

That is a seriously freaky lookin' case! Wierd. Just wierd. But in a cool sort of way. Or is it cool in a wierd sort of way? In the end I'm just staring at a picture of it. In morbid fascination