This is incorrect. I wish manufacturers would stop putting that spec on their boxes. That video card can actually go up past 1920 x 1200, just like all 6800 cards, or at least, every single 6800 card I've encountered.
Considering the 2001fp/2005fpw were $506.75 today, I don't think it'll be too-too long before the $1199 24" drops down to $800 or so after discounts. :)
First, open up a folder, any folder. Click on Tools -> Folder Options Click on the "View" tab Click on "Show hidden files and folders" You should now be able to see those hidden folders and get to your hosts file.
I had a 2000fp, and now a 2001fp. Absolutely love it. The extra resolution over the 1280 x 1024 models allows me to get my work done faster. Definitely worth the difference.
I have a TY-42TM6D DVI blade for use with Panasonic's 6UY and 7UY series of plasma displays. I unfortunately bought an LST-3510A (with the new, even less compatible firmware), which is a great HD set top box, but it's one of two sources that seem incompatible with this blade (the other is the...
The problem with the $3500 budget is it's really inbetween two sweet spots. The majority of the 42" sets really should be low $2k, and the 50" start at $4k. I'd personally check out that P42HDe from Costco, or save up a bit more and step up to some of the 50" choices (if that'll fit on your mantle).
I'm using a 30'. The issue is length & bandwidth (resolution + refresh rate) vs cable quality, especially at lengths over 15 feet or so. The longer the cable, the higher the cable quality is necessary. Higher the resolution & refresh rate, same thing.
The Philips is a 1-chip system, but fewer people TEND to see rainbows with them because of their spinning prism color system instead of the spinning colorwheel with DLP machines. Some people still experience the rainbow effect, but it's reasonably rare.
Display has DVI w/HDCP compliant input: Good Source has DVI w/HDCP compliant output: Bad if TV's DVI input is non-HDCP compliant, works ok if it is compliant Source has DVI w/o HDCP compliant output: Good
Oh man, totally missed it, or I would have definitely gotten back to you. Is it still running? I have a JVC D-ILA projector in the theater room, but the Panny is in my bedroom. I had an Akai 42" plasma, then a 37" Panny 5UY, then the 42" Panny 6UY. The 42" 7UY I will only have for another...
I have a TH-42PWD7UY, but I haven't tried S-vid yet (using DVI and component). I guess I can plug the DVD player into the S-vid slot and pull out the pluge pattern. It seems like a hit and miss sort of thing. Hey, you're in CA now?
FYI (from another forum), from SID 2004: http://www.sid.org/conf/sid2004/sid2004.html From what I understand, the current generation of plasmas would be considered 4th gen or newer. From NEC (one of the better CCFL manufacturers for LCD), which seems to support relatively similar...