[phones]
In all honesty, I have seen a few films on the PSP and I think that is very good, I wouldnot watch action stuff but for TV and a lot of films, the quality of the screen and display is great. Are phones worse? People seem willing to spend tons on their phones so they must be pretty good. 2" does seem quite small. I would not do that with my phone cos a) it probably does not do it and b) it canes the battery meaning the phone can't be used for its purpose.
[setup]
I agree about people liking what they are told - most places I go where people have new TVs, they are poorly set up or not set up. Default settings are so clearly "bright for sales". But they are still proud of it and tell me it is better than anything else. Simple issues like composite, even if you don't notice it on moving pictures should be instantly recognised when the text displays come up. I am also shocked at the number of people that watch squashed 4:3 on their 16:9 (even where a 16:9 is selectable) and don't realise that it is squashed. Went to one house where they would not even believe me, even after an A/B switch. Mental.
In all honesty, I have seen a few films on the PSP and I think that is very good, I wouldnot watch action stuff but for TV and a lot of films, the quality of the screen and display is great. Are phones worse? People seem willing to spend tons on their phones so they must be pretty good. 2" does seem quite small. I would not do that with my phone cos a) it probably does not do it and b) it canes the battery meaning the phone can't be used for its purpose.
[setup]
I agree about people liking what they are told - most places I go where people have new TVs, they are poorly set up or not set up. Default settings are so clearly "bright for sales". But they are still proud of it and tell me it is better than anything else. Simple issues like composite, even if you don't notice it on moving pictures should be instantly recognised when the text displays come up. I am also shocked at the number of people that watch squashed 4:3 on their 16:9 (even where a 16:9 is selectable) and don't realise that it is squashed. Went to one house where they would not even believe me, even after an A/B switch. Mental.
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