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Posted by Phat Bytestard on 10/05/83 11:53
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 22:22:20 GMT, not@home.now (GMAN) Gave us:
>In article <1153433061.648519.155500@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, "Rich" <rander3127@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>Tarkus wrote:
>>> Samsung's Blu-ray Player Reportedly Has Faulty Chip
>>> Wed Jul 19, 2006 at 05:46 PM ET
>>>
>>> After suffering weeks of negative buzz over the picture quality of its
>>> first-generation Blu-ray disc player, Samsung now says an internal scaler
>>> chip may be to blame.
>>>
>>> As reported earlier today by A/V magazine The Perfect Vision, Sony exec
>>> Don Eklund first brought the issue to Samsung's attention after noticing
>>> that the image quality produced by Samsung's BD-P1000 player "...did not
>>> match the quality of the master tapes from which the Blu-ray titles were
>>> encoded."
>>>
>>> Samsung engineers later determined that "the noise-reduction circuit in
>>> the player's Genesis scaler chip was enabled, causing the picture to
>>> soften significantly."
>>>
>>
>>Typical Samsung sewage. Whatever happened to JAPANESE players?
>>
>Cheap ass consumers "happened" to japanese players. Its when we all started
>to demand $25 dvd players and throw away tv's and vcr's that this happened.
Nope. Other countries got involved as their economies evolved, and
they took on more and more industry, and instead of being mere
contract manufacturers, they started to make some of their own shit.
Problem is that some of it really is shit.
They do make good displays though.
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