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more about #169 TheHeartless: Is there anything that even supports that? more » DarkCobra: If I recall correctly at the very beginning of the advent of HDTV standards there was an enormous argument among a number of the contributors as to wh... more » kylenalepa: AWESOME. This is the coolest thing I have ever seen (this week). I WANT. more » thedarkhorse: Well really the imax scenes in dark knight are 4:3, so you're not enjoying the "full beauty" on a 16:9 set anyways. more » tande04: One technical thing I just thought of. I thought that most current DVDs (not sure about BD) only put in "soft" letterbox bars on when putting the wid... more » Eruanno: 4:3 stuff is going to be such a waste of space on this... xD more » OMG! Bacon!: Mmmmmm, sexy. As the article suggests, this is most likely directed toward movie room type of setups. I like it (although not rich enough to have a ... more » -
#hdtvs
Philips Ultra-Widescreen 21:9 Cinema LCD Moves the Letterbox Bars To the Side
This is kind of ridiculous. Philips's new 56-inch LCD, bound for Europe, is boasting a 21:9 aspect ratio—displaying a full anamorphic 2.40:1 frame without letterboxing. But what about watching TV? More » -
#youtube
YouTube Now Playing Widescreen Videos
People who logged into Youtube today have probably noticed that everybody's favorite internet video site has undergone a slight change—everything has gone widescreen! That's right, now you can watch a dog humping a baby in 16:9, rather than the original boring ol' 4:3. Though, if you'd rather stick to boring ol' 4:3, that's not going away either. [Youtube] -
