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    Octopuses Notice and Prefer High-Def TVs, Unlike Dad

    Question of the Day: HDTV or SDTV?

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    Image of OMG! Ponies! OMG! Ponies!
    12/22/08

    In reply to Octopuses Notice and Prefer High-Def TVs, Unlike Dad
    Nice to know that the Great C'thulhu is a discerning videophile. I'll keep that in mind next time that the stars are right.
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    Image of scarbrtj scarbrtj
    12/22/08

    In reply to Octopuses Notice and Prefer High-Def TVs, Unlike Dad
    Well, anyway, there is for all practical purposes no visual difference between 1920x1080i and 1920x1080p, and I'm even talking "visual information." Especially if you're talking 1080i60 versus 1080p24, the data rates are much the same. Most of the sources we see at 1080i are heavily compressed (broadcast) sources, so you might think 1080i is "worse" or "bad." An uncompressed 1080i versus uncompressed 1080p24 is going to be undiscernably different except in very unusually high-panning, high-motion scenes (as long as you have a capable de-interlacer).


    Now, talk amongst yourselves.

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    Image of John Herrman John Herrman
    12/22/08

    @scarbrtj: Haha, that was just filler. But thanks?
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    Image of SegamanXero SegamanXero
    12/22/08

    In reply to Octopuses Notice and Prefer High-Def TVs, Unlike Dad
    that octopus in the picture is about to do the "CRAB BATTLE!"

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    SegamanXero was starred SegamanXero was unstarred
    Image of TimurY TimurY
    12/22/08

    In reply to Octopuses Notice and Prefer High-Def TVs, Unlike Dad
    Yes, good caption.
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    Image of ZLevee ZLevee
    12/23/08

    @TimurY has a fake star: ★: I appreciated it more than usual too.
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    Image of moonphrogg moonphrogg
    12/22/08

    In reply to Octopuses Notice and Prefer High-Def TVs, Unlike Dad
    I though the plural of octopus was octopi?
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    moonphrogg was starred moonphrogg was unstarred
    Image of John Herrman John Herrman
    12/22/08

    @moonphrogg: I THINK YOU'LL FIND!


    It's either, but I think Octopi is only accepted because people incorrectly substituted it for Octopuses for so long. FYI, Gizmodo will now be mostly about octopods.

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    Image of GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee
    12/22/08

    @moonphrogg: I once had an argument with an English teacher if the plural of Elvis was Elvii. He said no, b/c there is only one Elvis, and refused to entertain my example of a large convention of Elvis impersonators. So then I asked him if Lexii was the correct plural of Lexus. He walked away then.
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    GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee was starred GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee was unstarred
    Image of gibson042 gibson042
    12/22/08

    @NHTOB_GitEmSteveDave loves->★: I once went to a Lexus dealership to ask about proper pluralization. The salesman called over his supervisor, who (after an incredulous look and a very long pause) declared "Lexus" to be its own plural.
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    gibson042 was starred gibson042 was unstarred
    Image of GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee GitEmSteveDave_HurtHisKnee
    12/22/08

    @gibson042: Such power.
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