Posts by nht

Quote: Originally Posted by MacBook Pro  The term irradiation is most often applied to microwave radiation, gamma radiation and x-radiation. Please indicate the effects of electromagnetic radiation in the...

Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX  1) The previous post (obviously) and in a previous post in this thread. It happens. The logic is still sound, but one sentence read incorrectly. However, the context was still...

Quote: Originally Posted by AaronJ    But as anecdotal evidence, almost every high school kid I see at my coffee shop has an iPhone.  I can almost count on one hand the number of times I've seen a Samsung...

Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX  Accept where I acknowledged I flipped the terms.   Really? Where?  And where did you acknowledge you were wrong about theaters and the other things you claim were...

Quote: Originally Posted by sweetseater    Irradiate is the right term. There are waves being sent from the iPad and from the WiFi router and they are hitting and moving through the baby and other humans....

Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX  1) 6 sentences is too long when you keep posting pages of irrelevant data? :facepalm: 2) $5K in less than 2 weeks. No one has stated that 4K will be popular right now. If...

Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX  Again you assume that the size will somehow stay at some diminutive level. You can buy 60" plus HDTVs for under $1000. You really think the future of the HEC display will be for...

tl;dr    4K matters to AV geeks who have screens bigger than 70".  Everyone else probably wont care that much until it drops into that $2-3K range for a 70"+ UHD TV which won't be 2014.  Even $5K is pricey for a...

Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX  So you do think that a higher PPI forces you to sit closer. You do think that a higher PPI means you can't sit farther away and still get the Retina effect for the same size...

Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX  If you have a 30 PPI display the minimum distance to still get the Retina effect is just over 9.5 feet. If you have a 60 PPI display minimum distance to still get the Retina...