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Quote: Originally Posted by dellbert I *may* sell one of our 9200's, but I want to see the 9300 first. May ??? You know you can't resist having at least one i9300 and one xps2.

Interlaced 1920 x 1080 requires less bandwidth than 1600 x 1200 @ 60hz. I think ATI will support 1080i natively with the right adapter.

As Dell has changed the screens on the i8600 over the course of its lifetime, I don't know how one can state they are the same. I think a better pic would be of an i8600 next to an i6000 with the same rez screen.

Quote: Originally Posted by sonicwind Whataboutthegigabitonthexps? Or, why isn't there gigabit on the i9300 when they had it on the i600m?

The NVidia video cards haven't had scaling limitations that ATI has had. I don't know if the newer ATI PCI-e boards are the same, but according to the Dell Video & LCD FAQ here, all the previous ones did. When I've compared screens...

There's a room at work with four 42" LCD panels. LCDs were chosen because of the burn-in problem with plasma, especially when used with Kaleido-K2. In a little over a year, all 4 have developed severe image retention and strange...

We've had a couple of those RCA's at work in our area. One failed, but the other has been going for about 3 years now. We keep it on 24/7, but the power is conditioned with a house UPS. We use it as a monitor for the in-house cable TV...

Have you tried running any WMVHD files on it yet? The 1080 version of Step Into Liquid seems to be one of the most difficult to play without stuttering.

Quote: Credit should be illegal. It is very harmful, like drugs or poison or bombs. Harmful, sometimes, but they can also help you buy a house.

Quote: Originally Posted by J-Lu A friend of mine, has a S360, and let me tell you that his screen panel can't stay open it fall down, so he went to service with his warranty and sony staff said that was his fault, and...