Posts by HAL-9000

Quote: Originally Posted by mstone  That is precisely my point. I was apparently off by a few miles an hour though. Speeds in that range are a very unlikely scenario for this auto since you would only do it once...

Ferrari needs this badly, their current 'infotainment' systems suck. Like check out a Ferrari California's in-dash unit - its literally an OEM module you can find in a Chrysler 300.

This thread about OLED's vs. LCD's has been both interesting and informative, and motivated me to actually take a look at various devices. I work in mobile tech, and have access to a library containing basically every relevant device....

Is the Pixel's display an IPS or a TN panel? TN switches quicker, but its physically limited to 6-bits a channel RGB, which means all kinds of dithering tricks etc. are used to fake 8-bits so manufacturer can say "24-bit color."...

That's a bummer deal on your 27". I was drooling over one of those and would have purchased one (so much Apple horsepower for the $) but the weeks-long wait time dissuaded me into picking a totally different SKU (a Mac laptop)...

Thanks for the tip - on refurbs. I found a 13" rMBP (base config, stock) for $1269 and bought that. Saved $hundreds$ and have a really neat little machine here, it runs a Sim tip-top and makes my book's fonts and such look spectacular....

Quote: Originally Posted by Fillie  Of course the gist of your point is all pro OLED. If you read my post, I was not arguing against it. Maybe you should check dictionary on the word grammar. From your 'original'...

Originally Posted by Tallest Skil  Insulting users in your second post isn't the best thing to do.   Insulting somebody's very first post in a forum, unless they're making some egregious insult or trolling, is...

Hey all,   I do dev work in Xcode and iOS simulators on a rMBP 15" for a living, and have an app I want to make - but that means I've got to do it offline from my work, hence not use work assets to develop app. So I need a...

Originally Posted by Fillie  What the hell you talking about? Do you really know what cmyk is? Maybe you should read up on subtractive light. There is no black light! And K stands for black dye for printing process...