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BoneRemakeDecent sift.
NicoleBee*promote
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Zonbie*promote - I liked this, alot of the elements I knew of and how they worked but the backlighting was interesting - nice breakdown too!
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NicoleBeed-d-d-d-ouble promote! It should now hover a few centimeters from the surface of everyones screen.
xxovercastxxAh, another inferior technology made successful by draconian IP law and questionable business practices.
treatsays...>> ^xxovercastxx:
Ah, another inferior technology made successful by draconian IP law and questionable business practices.
QQ
ChaosEngine>> ^xxovercastxx:
Ah, another inferior technology made successful by draconian IP law and questionable business practices.
Care to elaborate for the ignorant among us (i.e. me)?
deathcowIf you close your eyes I tell ya he's Alec Baldwin talking
dagComment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
Really great explanation. I feel like I kind of know how they work now.
xxovercastxx>> ^ChaosEngine:
>> ^xxovercastxx:
Ah, another inferior technology made successful by draconian IP law and questionable business practices.
Care to elaborate for the ignorant among us (i.e. me)?
It seems I'm mixing up my stories, actually. The tech I was thinking of was SED, a display technology under development primarily by Canon/Toshiba.
While there was a lawsuit that delayed that, it seems it didn't go on for very long and ultimately Canon killed the product themselves, for reasons unknown.
It's unfortunate because SED was really a combination of all the best features of LCD and CRT combined in one. I had a pretty nice, if aging, CRT when I learned about SED and my original plan was to hold out for SED and skip LCD all together. Eventually my CRT (a 19" Sony Trinitron) got too old and I was forced to buy new. I got a 24" Samsung, one of the best LCDs on the consumer market at the time, and I've never really been happy with it. I still wish there was a better option.
HaricotVertStarted tripping out once I realized I was watching this excellent explanation take place on my LCD monitor. METAAAAAAAAAAAA
gwiz665Awesome *quality *talks
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