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clintjm 05-19-2010 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by JayT (Post 812700)
Oh I do not have a LED Television, I was just stating that talking about a 'technological breakthrough' that's years old is somewhat out of place. Especially considering on how many breakthroughs are being made in different fields of science and technology these days.

I personally never watch television or do anything that requires one, it seems like laptops have taken over for me.

Last I checked, unless you have a pretty new expensive laptop, that is an LCD you are using with a laptop. I don't watch TV much either. I haven't even got cable to tell you the truth. But when I have to work with something detailed on a computer that requires the advantages I listed for the CRT, a giant CRT computer display is the way to go. LCD not so much.

Just make sure your desk is solid wood and not particle board. ^^/

termogard 12-27-2010 11:46 AM

clarification
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JayT (Post 812700)
Oh I do not have a LED Television, I was just stating that talking about a 'technological breakthrough' that's years old is somewhat out of place. Especially considering on how many breakthroughs are being made in different fields of science and technology these days.

I personally never watch television or do anything that requires one, it seems like laptops have taken over for me.

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Originally Posted by spicytuna (Post 812704)
Don't burst his bubble. He's probably working on his next announcement. An upcoming product from Apple that resembles a tablet.

:)

Hey megat@rdos, in case if you can not force your brains to make some simple work : threads, callled "Technological breakthrough of Japan" are nothing short of historical retrospective, a tribute to certain important inventions of japanese origin.
What are you doing at public schools during lessons, I wonder? Just spend taxes of taxpayers by truckloads.....

:D

RealJames 12-27-2010 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by termogard (Post 843616)
:)

Hey megat@rdos, in case if you can not force your brains to make some simple work : threads, callled "Technological breakthrough of Japan" are nothing short of historical retrospective, a tribute to certain important inventions of japanese origin.
What are you doing at public schools during lessons, I wonder? Just spend taxes of taxpayers by truckloads.....

:D

That was a pretty harsh, and ironic, rebuttal coming from someone who started a thread which poses no question, nor makes any clear statement, about dated information which most people wouldn't consider relevant or important.

termogard 12-27-2010 12:26 PM

dated information
 
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Originally Posted by RealJames (Post 843618)
That was a pretty harsh, and ironic, rebuttal coming from someone who started a thread which poses no question, nor makes any clear statement, about dated information which most people wouldn't consider relevant or important.

[yawn] You know, I don't care about. Frankly. :)
Let "most people" consider relevancy or importance of anime or whatever else.
In technological-related threads dedicated to some "dated" japanese inventions, I had good discussions with a skilled American engineer. Not a waste of time.

RealJames 12-27-2010 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by termogard (Post 843622)
[yawn] You know, I don't care about. Frankly. :)
Let "most people" consider relevancy or importance of anime or whatever else.
In technological-related threads dedicated to some "dated" japanese inventions, I had good discussions with a skilled American engineer. Not a waste of time.

If that was the intention of the thread, you might have said something about that in the opening post, rather than just throwing some facts into the wind to see which direction they blow in.
I think most could have anticipated a critique of how date it was.
In fact, I imagine you anticipated that and were hoping for it.

termogard 12-27-2010 01:24 PM

direction of the wind
 
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Originally Posted by RealJames (Post 843626)
If that was the intention of the thread, you might have said something about that in the opening post, rather than just throwing some facts into the wind to see which direction they blow in.

Okay, thank you for advice.


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