I just use my 50" plasma TV.
I just use my 50" plasma TV.
I imagine using a plasma as a pc output is the only remaining case where burn-in is still a serious issue. Unless you only turned it on to play games.
Screen saver.I imagine using a plasma as a pc output is the only remaining case where burn-in is still a serious issue. Unless you only turned it on to play games.
Brag thread.
That's what 5 grand in those pics (of course that's nothing to the Ducati in your pic)? Now you just need to equalize your spending so that its not 99% display and 1% audio.
True ATOTer.
So, tell us about your business card.
Screen saver.
I use it for my main PC. I have a wireless keyboard and a wireless trackball.
Wife gets upset if I get too loud. LOL I spent lots on the home theatre and never get to enjoy it.
No burn in. But this plasma does "pixel shift".I'm quite surprised. At the very least, I'd imagine task bars, tool bars, and widgets would result in image retention. On the flip side, plasma makes for quite a nice display (from what I hear).
Sounds like you need to get into some headphones.
Do they rotate or do you have to remount the monitors to switch orientations?
No burn in. But this plasma does "pixel shift".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_shifting
Yea I bought the WOW wireless hedphones, they are so so ..
One definition reads: "the image rotates in a circle in a way imperceptible to the viewer with a defined rhythm and pixel interval."Sounds awesome, but I don't really understand. How do they move the "image" without you noticing. How do you rotate an image while still have it maintain the same appearance to the viewer?
Screen saver.
I use it for my main PC. I have a wireless keyboard and a wireless trackball.
I have spare trackball mice in case they stop making them. I can't stand a regular mouse.Wow plasma TV, trackball I feel like I've got back in time 5 years.