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In Reply to: it's simple and here's an example posted by Joe Murphy Jr on November 6, 2012 at 08:23:42:
of spending more for a hi rez machine and software if you can'
t take full advantage of it? A standard blue ray will already upsample a 480P to 1080 P with quite a significant increase in resolution which is clearly visible even on smaller monitors.
I can not see spending significantly more money when you can pick up a $77 upsampling blue ray machine And I will put money down that the new high rez machine and software will be an excuse for manufacturers to raise prices. I'm not talking about the 1080P sets, mind you, but the proposed new high rez stuff. These days a 1080P set, even in the 60 inch range, can be had for under $1K, with 42 inch sets under $300.
Stu
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- What's the use - unclestu 16:30:50 11/06/12 (2)
- RE: What's the use - bassbinotoko 23:07:11 11/11/12 (0)
- you can lead a horse to water, but... [nt] - Joe Murphy Jr 16:35:06 11/06/12 (0)
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