27 Jun
1997
27 Jun
'97
2:51 p.m.
At 07:22 AM 6/27/97 -0800, you wrote:
you are technically correct,
BUT-
viewing a photo on a CRT in 16 million colors is still 100% better than
having only 16 colors...<G>
> modern
MAC or PC, they have NO idea what is bieng missed. web pages in full
^^^^
> photo quality color, realistic games, PPP
connections, Realaudio etc. I am
^^^^^
Really? Full photo quality? My early 1940's Speed Graphic makes
4" x 5" (100mm x 125mm) negatives with roughly 160 dpmm resolution.
(Admittedly, with a lens that's stopped down considerably...)
That's roughly 16000 x 20000 pixels, using technology that's over
50 years old. SuperVGA and CRT's have a long, long, way to go before
they catch up.
Tim. (shoppa(a)triumf.ca)