Recent content by Whitebread

I'm looking to buy an S4 that I can use in the US and UK/Europe (when I'm traveling). It seems that Samsung does not make a phone that supports 4G frequencies in both the US and England. So, I'd be okay buying a phone that supports 4G in the US and 3G in the UK/Europe. To that end, I see...

Ah. Thanks.

Oh. This seems like an awful waste of two screens.

So, the only difference between this and the Transformer Book is that the Book detaches and this folds over?

http://www.asus.com/vivo/en/transformerBook.htm So, this thing seems like it could serve as both a replacement for my OG Transformer, while also being large and powerful enough to actually be productive. For the most part, it seems like a good device. I'm wondering if anyone here has played...

Hi everyone. I've got a BNIB i7-2700k that I'd like to sell. I'm asking for $280, firm. I'll accept paypal, money orders or cash, if the buyer can pick up. If you elect for a money order, I won't ship the chip until the money order clears. I prefer using UPS but, I'll also ship via USPS or...

I'll readily agree that there are a number of issues with LCD technology but, a continued increase in screen resolution isn't necessarily neglect. An increase may well improve performance, even if it doesnt address the problems you've mentioned. Concerning your camera, perhaps the 16MP...

I think the viewer might see a benefit to a resolution increase to 4K at standard viewing distances for laptop and desktop use. Of course, I have not done the actual math, myself. Either way, I think a resolution increase is going to happen, if only because it can be used as a marketing...

Not that I see this, I think I might need to get a DSLR with higher resolution, sometime soon. An 18mpix photo might not look too great on a 4K, 30" screen, 18 inches away.

Seems like waiting isn't worth my while, then.

The increases in cell phone and tablet screen resolutions in recent months has me wondering if we are going to see a parallel increase in resolution in desktop displays. A 20" 2560x1680 resolution, possibly? Has anyone heard anything? Should I wait to buy something new?

I have almost 49000 hours on mine.

Indeed it was. But, why is no one developing it anymore? Were there some technical hurdles that could not be overcome? Or, was it a business development decision?

Why is SED dead?

Ha. Ok, CCFL it is then. And, since the Samsung is so damn reflective, I'll just spring for the NEC.