Sam R. Aucoin
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Jul 5, 1999
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- 210
While reading the posts today (like any other day), I realized (for the first time), "Hey, my NEC Multisync computer monitor displayed a PERFECT picture right out of the box, but EVERY TV I have purchased needed MAJOR adjustments. Why?"
Environment in sales area for both: same - high lighting, high traffic, monitors and TV's stack on shelves.
Input (I assume): probably comparable - some monitors had high-end (with, again I assume, advanced video cards) computers feeding them while others had low-end computers (i.e., low-end video cards) feeding them; some TV's had good satellite feeds coming in and were obviously not split 25 times, whereas some TV's look like they were picking up reception via rabbit-ears from a station 100 miles away.
Thanks in advance for any responses.
Environment in sales area for both: same - high lighting, high traffic, monitors and TV's stack on shelves.
Input (I assume): probably comparable - some monitors had high-end (with, again I assume, advanced video cards) computers feeding them while others had low-end computers (i.e., low-end video cards) feeding them; some TV's had good satellite feeds coming in and were obviously not split 25 times, whereas some TV's look like they were picking up reception via rabbit-ears from a station 100 miles away.
Thanks in advance for any responses.