How about dropping the G+ requirement for adding photos to a Hangouts conversation next? This is completely nonsense as well. I end up having to GMAIL images to the very same contact.
Because rounded corners is not a design, it's a design element. It's like patenting colors. Do you want that? Everyone has to pick unique colors for everything?
Simply put, not everyone is capable of everything. We already have these problems today with plenty of work options, taking away the lowest skilled options exacerbates the problem.
Just assume that by the time this is mainstream the I/O will be intelligent enough to set the color space and resolution automatically based in source material and display. But, the problem will still remain with calibration... sigh.
You might be selling the masses short by assuming they will not notice. Remember, you are seeing an sRGB version of theCIE 1931 color space, the greens that are omitted (that you monitor is probably not capable of displaying anyway) are colors that many people see everyday for 3 seasons a year.
TBH, I am not worried about what other people do. I calibrate every display that I use (sans my mobile devices) for both high and low light situations and fine tune every setting. Most people do not do this now, but the media and the technology is here.
I was strictly talking about Picture quality, which, no doubt will be the marketing angle of 4k.
You complaint is one of aspect ratio actually and since 1080p and 4k UHD are 16:9, I do not see how 4k would be an improvement for you on the same size panel; you will need to be able to read the text.
On a side note, have you considered rotating your monitor? I have a 1680 x 1050 in portrait mode that is great for academic/professional production.
In practice people cant tell the difference between 6 bit and 10 bit colour..
That is unfair.
Rec 2020 not only increases the resolution of the color space, it also increases the area covered in the CIE 1931. In other words, it is not just the same color gamut with less quantization, it is a much larger color space entirely.
Honestly, resolution is the LAST thing that we need updated in the display frontier.
Work on improving contrast ratios, widening the color gamut to the full capability of the human eye (obviously, the content must match here), reducing pixel response (LCD), reducing input lag, eliminating gamma, lighting and contrast variance throughout the panel.
I would take a 1080P display with a 10% improvement in contrast ratio over a 4k TV any day.
...I get little to no spam on my GMail account.
I get nothing but spam on my Hotmail account (and I barely use it for anything except GFWL).
By my independent research, I get 100% spam on my Hotmail. Gmail is probably a better than that.
Note that the iMac/MacBook version of Light Peak is actually an electric interface through a copper wire - not optical.
I believe that the release name was changed to "Thunderbolt" to remove any confusion with Light Peak implying an optical interface.
Because in order to obey the conservation of energy laws, energy in >= energy out of that DC/DC converter.
Total (Vin * Iin) = Total ( Vout * Iout) If you increase the output voltage, the output current drops proportionally. Furthermore, to increase output voltage while keeping the output current similar, you need more input current.
Since photovoltaic are already low current, there is not much head room to increase output voltage.
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Perhaps she is too young to hear everything that he has to say right now.
Watching the video at a more appropriate time/age could have a lasting impression.
You got him!!! He is a comedian, he was definitely not joking about this.
How about dropping the G+ requirement for adding photos to a Hangouts conversation next? This is completely nonsense as well. I end up having to GMAIL images to the very same contact.
Because rounded corners is not a design, it's a design element. It's like patenting colors. Do you want that? Everyone has to pick unique colors for everything?
You can trademark color combinations already.
Simply put, not everyone is capable of everything. We already have these problems today with plenty of work options, taking away the lowest skilled options exacerbates the problem.
He chose to.
He also pretends to be a doctor because he received an honorary degree.
Musk is an exception to this. He is pretty technical.
I am not sure if you are being facetious, but a more affordable car is in the works.
Here is a recent video interview with Elon Musk where he says that the third model released by Tesla Motors will be more affordable:
http://www.ted.com/talks/elon_musk_the_mind_behind_tesla_spacex_solarcity.html
Just assume that by the time this is mainstream the I/O will be intelligent enough to set the color space and resolution automatically based in source material and display. But, the problem will still remain with calibration... sigh.
You might be selling the masses short by assuming they will not notice. Remember, you are seeing an sRGB version of theCIE 1931 color space, the greens that are omitted (that you monitor is probably not capable of displaying anyway) are colors that many people see everyday for 3 seasons a year.
TBH, I am not worried about what other people do. I calibrate every display that I use (sans my mobile devices) for both high and low light situations and fine tune every setting. Most people do not do this now, but the media and the technology is here.
To clarify something:
CIE 1931 is considered the full space of color that is discernible by the human eye. Both Rec. 701 and Rec. 2020 are subsets of the CIE 1931.
I was strictly talking about Picture quality, which, no doubt will be the marketing angle of 4k.
You complaint is one of aspect ratio actually and since 1080p and 4k UHD are 16:9, I do not see how 4k would be an improvement for you on the same size panel; you will need to be able to read the text.
On a side note, have you considered rotating your monitor? I have a 1680 x 1050 in portrait mode that is great for academic/professional production.
In practice people cant tell the difference between 6 bit and 10 bit colour. .
That is unfair.
Rec 2020 not only increases the resolution of the color space, it also increases the area covered in the CIE 1931. In other words, it is not just the same color gamut with less quantization, it is a much larger color space entirely.
Comparison:
Rec 2020 UHDTV: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/CIExy1931_Rec_2020.svg
Rec 709: HDTV: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/CIExy1931_Rec_709.svg
Honestly, resolution is the LAST thing that we need updated in the display frontier. Work on improving contrast ratios, widening the color gamut to the full capability of the human eye (obviously, the content must match here), reducing pixel response (LCD), reducing input lag, eliminating gamma, lighting and contrast variance throughout the panel. I would take a 1080P display with a 10% improvement in contrast ratio over a 4k TV any day.
-OK City Bomb -Waco, TX massacre -Columbine -VA Tech -BP oil also: Hilter and and Lanza's birthday.
Well that settles it, iPads are officially less popular.
...I get little to no spam on my GMail account. I get nothing but spam on my Hotmail account (and I barely use it for anything except GFWL). By my independent research, I get 100% spam on my Hotmail. Gmail is probably a better than that.
... any mirrors/cache? My googleFu fails me.
Note that the iMac/MacBook version of Light Peak is actually an electric interface through a copper wire - not optical. I believe that the release name was changed to "Thunderbolt" to remove any confusion with Light Peak implying an optical interface.
Now that this is out of the way, maybe they will finish HL2:Ep3!
The minute STEAM is released on Linux, I am going to buy anything I want to replay again.
But if this latest incident is any indication, the scanners sound like good news for anti-terrorism and bad news for less-than-average men.
Good news? I lose sleep over disposable liberties.
Actually, looking again, it looks more like the SS Enterprise.
...supply of their starfighters to provide us with more of these kites.
Because in order to obey the conservation of energy laws, energy in >= energy out of that DC/DC converter.
Total (Vin * Iin) = Total ( Vout * Iout) If you increase the output voltage, the output current drops proportionally. Furthermore, to increase output voltage while keeping the output current similar, you need more input current.
Since photovoltaic are already low current, there is not much head room to increase output voltage.