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Posted by Bob Myers on 11/08/07 01:52
"Rita Berkowitz" <ritaberk2O04 @aol.com> wrote in message
news:13j4fquhrsf5o5e@news.supernews.com...
>> Nonsense. The nature of the light source isn't even in the top five
>> contributors to color error in LCDs. VERY color-accurate LCDs
>> can be developed using quite conventional CCFL backlighting.
>
> Utter nonsense! Sure is, and you claim to have been designing LCDs for 20
> years? I'm calling bullshit on this one. You have yet to produce any
> evidence to support your claims. Hell, even a white paper will do. Get
> some real world experience and maybe we could discuss this further. I
> don't
> mind playing along, but you're going to have to do better than this.
"Utter nonsense," yourself. First, I didn't claim to have been
"designing LCDs for 20 years." However, I will certainly claim
to have been involved in the display industry, in various roles
including both design and manufacturing engineering, for a bit
longer than that, and I am very familiar with the design and
manufacturing of both LCD modules and the monitors using them.
And call "bullshit" all you like, but I note you rather conveniently
didn't bother to address this one:
"In what way? Please describe precisely how and why the light
source itself is a source of color inaccuracy."
Ball's in your court. Are you even going to try to do
anything with it?
Bob M.
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