n era suposto ser full hd? ou so a entrada e que e hd mas dps a imagem é so SD?
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Li aqui à uns posts atrás um user a dizer que não gosta da qualidade da pelicula, o que, a meu ver, é um autentico disparate. É dos formatos que melhor qualidade proporciona, e as cameras digitais só agora começam a aproximar-se. No cinema só começaram a ser usadas à muito pouco tempo precisamente por isso. Quanto às cameras em si, a RED tem a mysterium monstro a fazer uns ridiculos 261mp (quase a resolução da camera do hubble)! Um bocado inviavel quando se trata de storage e pos produção.
Então não era um lcd lolEu já vi um lcd de outra marca com esta tecnologia à venda cá em Portugal..
Então não era um lcd lol
Isso do LED que leste era uma tecnologia chamada Smart LED Lighting, não tem nada a ver.
Um XEL-1 na *****???? hummmm.... qual *****?
Speaking at the FPD show in Japan, Won Kim, VP of LG Display's OLED sales and marketing group laid bare its OLED plans for the future. Pretty significant as LG is one of only two players currently manufacturing production OLED TVs; though unlike Sony, LG has yet to ship anything -- that bit of consumer magic begins in November. So here's the deal: LG will release 20-inch and larger OLED panels in 2010, 30-inch and larger in 2011, and 40-inch and larger OLED panels in 2012. While 40-inch OLEDs will still be "fairly expensive" in 2012, Kim predicts that "OLED panels will cost less than LCD panels in 2016." We'd love to believe that but it sounds overly aggressive to us considering the enormous investment panel manufacturers have made in LCDs (they'll be milking profits just as long as they can) and new push towards 3D televisions. Besides, LG's been all over the map with its OLED dates so let's not go carving anything in low-temperature polycrystal silicon just yet.
considering the enormous investment panel manufacturers have made in LCDs (they'll be milking profits just as long as they can)