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Old 26-09-2005, 10:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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high def in currys..

all the LG screens running hd are running from a player called HDG 3H.looked like a dvd player but was running all the high def material,some kind of pc based unit or something?
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It's probably a Shuttle barebones PC providing component video like Dixons were using for a similar display.

I bet they've completely failed to set the grayscale properly on the screen so it looks nasty though!
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Seen it aswell, large unit.. black with DVD drive , was not a shuttle.
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Old 27-09-2005, 3:37 PM   #4 (permalink)
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arent there some dvd players that can deal with hd material,some kind of
windows high def dvd rom drive thing.
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they normally use a fujitsu PC of some sort. case looks like the old Compaq iPaq desktop cases (not the PDAs!) but purple or blue or pink or something.
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I bet they've completely failed to set the grayscale properly on the screen so it looks nasty though!
I was in Currys last week looking at the LG hi def display and it looked so stunning that it took 10 seconds to sell the idea of a hi def plasma or LCD to my wife.

The PC was feeding a range of LG plasma and LCD screens of different sizes
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It's probably a Shuttle barebones PC providing component video like Dixons were using for a similar display.

I bet they've completely failed to set the grayscale properly on the screen so it looks nasty though!
Damn u just dont like Dixons do you, now i got to admit i do work for Dixons and i do work with a bunch of knobs, but some of us know what were talkin about, in terms of the LG, ours is lookin mint, and they are using a barebones PC running a component display, dont know why they did'nt just use HDMI. LG apparently payed Dixons £2 million to have this set up in stores, but boy they were p***** when we were running their feed on the Panasonic TH-42PV500
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so no one knows what a HDG 3H is then?
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LG apparently payed Dixons £2 million to have this set up in stores, but boy they were p***** when we were running their feed on the Panasonic TH-42PV500
So we should add "unethical" to the list
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Old 23-05-2008, 4:52 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Re: high def in currys..

The unit being discussed above is brannded as TARAKAN and the URL for the product is :
http://www.dzonei.com/html/product_m3r_e.php
The HDG-3H has been replaced by newer models.


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Re: high def in currys..

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Damn u just dont like Dixons do you, now i got to admit i do work for Dixons and i do work with a bunch of knobs, but some of us know what were talkin about, in terms of the LG, ours is lookin mint, and they are using a barebones PC running a component display, dont know why they did'nt just use HDMI. LG apparently payed Dixons £2 million to have this set up in stores, but boy they were p***** when we were running their feed on the Panasonic TH-42PV500
One more qualification for working in Dixons is obviously not recognising the need to use a full stop now and again !
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Re: high def in currys..

@Mike + Shafqat:

Please take notice to time stamps before posting. You have replied to a post from 2005, just under 3 years ago! So opinions viewed may not be representative of today's views or topics.

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