If you want to see companies backing standards look at... oh what is that new technology called where we store data on a disk and watch it on our televisions... oh HD-DVD and Blue-ray.
I did mention this in my previous reply, please read again.
So, you own your own business, good for you. As a thriving young business man as I am guessing you are (by the immaturity of your post/arguments)....
Calling my posts/argument immature is worse than what I typed. And to clarify what I typed, which I assume what made you upset is the word "lamest". If you look up in the dictionary you can find the definition of lame "weak and ineffectual; unsatisfactory". Sorry I offended you in a way so immaturely. I should of used one of those other words, like weak. But that would probably put me back to immature status.
Once sales drop they incorporate another... and so on.
Ok, so they wait for sales to drop before working on new technology? That would put the company belly up. They are always looking into new ways of incorporating the newest technology to be on the cutting edge. I hate to say it but look at Apple.
Now I would like to get back to something more constructive with my time.
hence the reason that companies compete over "standards" they are backing.
Have you looked at the back of a high-quality monitor before? They have every imaginable display standard. If it doesn't then you can find one that does. How is this competing over standards? I think your thinking about the current HD-DVD and Blue-Ray format war and how some companies are backing one or the other format.
no companies actually cares about the growth of technology anymore
That is the lamest thing I have ever heard. I own a company and it's vision is to create better technology. Yeah, we sure are stuck with 80s-90s technology right now because companies don't care about growth of technology. Just compare mid 90s tech to current tech.
This sounds like a rush to put out a new product, not for the sake of market need, but for the sake of patent royalties.
There shouldn't be royalties attached to any new display standards.
This seems like a rush on Samsungs end to be the first to use it. It is innovation in my eyes. If you sit back and wait for someone else to do it, then what kind of company are you? Some spin off crap display manufacture?
Think about this, now anyone with a decent new cell phone can play the real MP3 of a song and with the volume up it could technically be a performance wherever your phone rings. Now that would be a nightmare for a library, gas station, book store, etc...
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If you want to see companies backing standards look at... oh what is that new technology called where we store data on a disk and watch it on our televisions... oh HD-DVD and Blue-ray.
I did mention this in my previous reply, please read again.
So, you own your own business, good for you. As a thriving young business man as I am guessing you are (by the immaturity of your post/arguments)....
Calling my posts/argument immature is worse than what I typed. And to clarify what I typed, which I assume what made you upset is the word "lamest". If you look up in the dictionary you can find the definition of lame "weak and ineffectual; unsatisfactory". Sorry I offended you in a way so immaturely. I should of used one of those other words, like weak . But that would probably put me back to immature status.
Once sales drop they incorporate another... and so on.
Ok, so they wait for sales to drop before working on new technology? That would put the company belly up. They are always looking into new ways of incorporating the newest technology to be on the cutting edge. I hate to say it but look at Apple.
Now I would like to get back to something more constructive with my time.
there's always royalties
DisplayPort is royalty-free. Look it up.
hence the reason that companies compete over "standards" they are backing.
Have you looked at the back of a high-quality monitor before? They have every imaginable display standard. If it doesn't then you can find one that does. How is this competing over standards? I think your thinking about the current HD-DVD and Blue-Ray format war and how some companies are backing one or the other format.
no companies actually cares about the growth of technology anymore
That is the lamest thing I have ever heard. I own a company and it's vision is to create better technology. Yeah, we sure are stuck with 80s-90s technology right now because companies don't care about growth of technology. Just compare mid 90s tech to current tech.
This sounds like a rush to put out a new product, not for the sake of market need, but for the sake of patent royalties.
There shouldn't be royalties attached to any new display standards.
This seems like a rush on Samsungs end to be the first to use it. It is innovation in my eyes. If you sit back and wait for someone else to do it, then what kind of company are you? Some spin off crap display manufacture?
Think about this, now anyone with a decent new cell phone can play the real MP3 of a song and with the volume up it could technically be a performance wherever your phone rings. Now that would be a nightmare for a library, gas station, book store, etc...