Presumably they were trying to blow people away showing off wide color gamut, or something. Obviously wouldn't really come through shown on another display... :P
Still seems a bit odd, though, you're right. But I can't imagine color reproduction sucks on a panel like that; it just doesn't make any sense - the people designing these things aren't idiots.
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Anonymous Coward
Will it be... #
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 10:08 GMT
....hideously expensive?
magnetik
mmm #
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 10:08 GMT
Can't wait till these things become affordable as digital picture frames. :-)
Natalie Gritpants
Weird choice of demo picture #
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 10:08 GMT
Why no humans? Maybe the colour reproduction isn't so good.
bluesxman
RE: Will it be... ....hideously expensive #
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 11:03 GMT
Computer says "yes"
David W.
@Natalia Gritpants #
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 13:52 GMT
Presumably they were trying to blow people away showing off wide color gamut, or something. Obviously wouldn't really come through shown on another display... :P
Still seems a bit odd, though, you're right. But I can't imagine color reproduction sucks on a panel like that; it just doesn't make any sense - the people designing these things aren't idiots.
Anonymous Coward
Tuner #
Posted Friday 4th September 2009 14:58 GMT
Where do they hide the tuner/receiver for this thing? I want.