Originally posted by: arcenite
If you plug in a 1024x1024 plasma screen into a laptop, how will the resolutions work? Do modern video cards support a res of 1024x1024? If not how does the scaling work...?
Thanks..
Originally posted by: JackBurton
Originally posted by: arcenite
If you plug in a 1024x1024 plasma screen into a laptop, how will the resolutions work? Do modern video cards support a res of 1024x1024? If not how does the scaling work...?
Thanks..
Are you sure it is 1024x1024? Most 42" plasmas are 1024x768.
Originally posted by: videopho
Originally posted by: JackBurton
Originally posted by: arcenite
If you plug in a 1024x1024 plasma screen into a laptop, how will the resolutions work? Do modern video cards support a res of 1024x1024? If not how does the scaling work...?
Thanks..
Are you sure it is 1024x1024? Most 42" plasmas are 1024x768.
I have seen several models with 1024x1024 resolution. Panel made by Fujitsu or Hitachi does come with that somewhat strange scaling.
Many Akai Plasmas are 1024x1024, especially with its 42" monitor.
Akai 42" Plasma
Originally posted by: santz
whats the difference between a 1024x1024 and 1024 x768 on plasma?
(not on pc, but on plasma)
what difference dows it make to hook up yur vidoe card like 1900xtx or a 7900gtx to it?
Originally posted by: videopho
Originally posted by: santz
whats the difference between a 1024x1024 and 1024 x768 on plasma?
(not on pc, but on plasma)
what difference dows it make to hook up yur vidoe card like 1900xtx or a 7900gtx to it?
Hitachi and Fujitsu (who shares Hitachi's factory) are the only companies which make a 1,024 X 1,024 42" plasma. They use a unique technology called ALiS (Alternate Lighting of Surfaces).
Trial and error is the answer to your 2nd part. In other words, dunno or TIY.