I've seen that too from displaying the same info on industrial equipnet, but the Tv does not do that. I wonder if the edge line is burning in or if it is all the blacks. However, My 4+ year-old LCD ED TV does not burn in top/bottom blacks from the typical TV shows shown at SD. Edge is smooth...
According to the instructions it is not a good idea to watch SD content for a length of time. WTF is that about? Are the blacks on the side supposed to burn in even on the LCD?
This will become like the HD reliability debate. I'm not sure there is enough data beyond anectdotes. Past performance may not indicate future model reliability.
Where do you buy primary alkaline batteries? Store prices are just crazy, e.g., almost $9 for two 9V batteries. :eek3:
My devices consume about 15 of the 9V batteries per year plus over a hundred of the AA and AAA cells. That does not include the rechargeables used for photoflash and...
I had an X25-M G2 for the boot drive before the existence of the force drives and it is OK for that. 2+ years ago most computers only had 8GB of RAM and now many have 16-24 GB so there is even less pagefile usage.
My computer cables are all over the place. Except possibly the analog audio, I don't know why it would be a concern under normal conditions. Do you have some unshielded cables?
I'll probably run it around the doorway and along the wall into a computer speaker adjacent to the bed. I may just run one channel and only use one speaker.
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