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<0> One thing that ****s about LCD
<0> Are broken pixels
<0> Which you won't have to ever have on a CRT
<1> damn but i want LCD
<1> :(
<0> And the way I see it, the manufacturers are trying to relieve themselves of less and less responsability of fixing your LCDs broken pixels
<0> First there was like a 4 pixel policy
<1> CRT is not digital !!!:(
<0> Then tey where 8
<0> And now it's like... 20 pixel insurance
<0> Meeeee: Digital doesn't equal better
<0> It
<1> digital it is better man
<0> It's like... they don't give a **** about the consumers that spend +400 dollar son LCDs anymore
<1> also LCD some for HDTV
<1> and CRT are not
<0> If you want HDTV
<0> Go spend 1500 USD on a plasma TV
<0> Or something
<1> hehe
<0> It's hard to find something tat's good for PC HDTV-wise AND good for gaming and all that stuff
<0> What you ask for is some HDTV/gaming combo
<0> Which usually no screen - wether it be LCD or CRT can solve
<0> If you're into such a desire for that ****
<1> dude i just want to buy something good that i will enjoy like god
<0> Buy a regular CRT for your computer and have a big plasma screen on the side
<1> Akuma pm okey ?
<0> Because I think it's going to be way hard finding some PC screen that can do BOTH flawlessly - which seems to be what you are demanding
<0> No. No PM
<0> I have to call this bitch
<0> And take a shower
<0> Sorry.
<0> =/
<1> the screen that i picked up
<1> is he supporting HDTV
<1> 720
<1> and not 1080
<1> he is*
<0> I wouldn't go with that
<0> I would not accept that
<0> But sure
<0> It's your call
<1> also 0.255
<0> But like I said
<0> I think you are demanding a bit too much of a computer screen.
<1> to much things i want in it
<1> ha ?
<0> And maybe you should broaden your vision a bit and concider the possibility for one CRT that handles all the computer stuff and a plasma TV that handles all the HDTV stuff you want
<1> i have HDTV plazma
<0> That's my opinion
<2> then go with crt and link pc to tv
<0> Don't most HDTV Plasma TVs have DVI input/output?
<1> so still
<0> Heh
<1> for games CRT are the best ?
<1> they have
<0> CRTs are undoubtly the best for games
<0> Unless you want to game on your HD-plasma TV
<0> Which has max resolution 1280x960 I think
<0> But still acceptable
<1> i undestand u ......
<0> Or maybe it is 1280x1024
<0> I'm not sure
<1> dot pitch the best 0/24
<1> 0.24
<3> do you think crt is a dying type though akuma?
<1> right ?
<0> Well, sort of.
<4> --- spamalope sets ban on *!*steady@*.hr.hr.cox.net
<4> --- You have been kicked from #hardware by spamalope (for being dumb)
<4> LOL
<3> i mean sooner or lated LCD's are gonna have the same picture qualities as crts
<4> i was ****in with spamalope
<3> ya know
<4> stupid ***
<0> 1280x720
<0> Is the res for 720i
<0> Heh
<0> And I think Xbox360 plays at that
<4> Dwayne Lofton aka spamalope
<3> luck, no one knows who he is
<0> 1080i is like... 1920 x 1080
<0> Which is... m***ive
<4> some bitch from #hardware
<3> yeah
<3> you cannot of decent framerates in games nowadays in that resolution
<0> Something for all the game trollers that complain that console can't match up in any way PC gaming
<3> thats pure insanity
<0> Heh
<0> daedalus_: I don't think any DVD-HD/HDTV hardware codec can handle that
<3> for gaming?
<0> The only DVD-HD stuff I've seen can only handle 720
<0> ANd those are expensive as hell
<5> Akuma: wait two weeks for NAB, MS and the rest will shoot it out ;)
<0> Wonder if they'll release some HighDef add-on for the Xbox 360
<0> Then it just might be actually worth it
<5> not at NAB
<0> Or if the XBox 360 can hardware-wise already handle such a task
<0> Which I barely believe is unlocked in it
<5> the xbox360 was supposed to ship with a hddvd drive
<0> I know the Xbox1 ca handle somewhat low-res HDTV
<5> it's not hdtv if it's low res
<0> My friend said he was able to playback some HD-TV stuf fon his Xbox1
<0> But some other stuff the Xbox couldn't handle at all
<0> After all, it's a 733 Mhz CPU
<4> its celeron too
<0> It is?
<4> + 64MB ram
<4> yeah
<5> i didn't think that the xbox could output hd....
<0> I thought it was a P3.
<5> it's a P2 in a P3 slot, aka Celeron ;)
<5> celerons are just previous make processors with issues in current slots
<0> CPU: Micro PGA2 733 MHz Intel Coppermine Core. Basically a Pentium III.
<0> Celeron my *** :P
<5> it's a P3/SX then ;)
<4> coppermine = celeron
<4> isn't it
<5> coppermine is a series of cores...
<5> could be anything
<4> ( Computer Stats ) [ CPU Model: Celeron (Coppermine Speed: 797.590 MHz Cache: 28 KB ] | RAM Usage: 88/158M [|||||||||||] ( 55.7% ) | [ HD Model: ST380013A Size: 4G with 2G Free ( 50.0% ) ] | Number of process: 97
<4> :)
<4> got that ****
<0> Coppermine are a various ammount of Cores
<0> AMONG others - Pentium III
<0> Up to 1.13 Ghz
<5> that's nice, the one in the xbox is a celeron
<0> It's a Pentium III says here
<0> 733 MHz Intel Custom Pentium III
<0> On every site I search I get the same result
<0> I think a celeron would be way too weak for a gaming system
<5> Akuma: tell MS that
<4> # Intel Celeron 733 MHz CPU
<4> # 64 MB of RAM (enough for most Linux applications - if you need more, it can be upgraded, but extensive soldering is involved)
<4> # nVidia GeForce 3 graphics card (on most versions)
<4> # Dolby Digital AC97 sound card
<4> # 8 or 10 GB hard disk
<4> # DVD drive
<4> # 10/100 Ethernet port
<4> # 4 USB ports (cleverly disguised as custom joystick ports)
<4> :)
<0> http://www.xbreporter.com/xbox_system_specifications.php
<0> Says PIII there
<0> http://www.xboxmagonline.com/xbox/info/xbox_spec.html
<0> PIII there again
<6> wow
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