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 Posted by GMAN on 06/24/06 03:29 
In article <b6adnXox088NSAbZnZ2dnUVZ_oGdnZ2d@comcast.com>, linonut@bone.com wrote: 
>After takin' a swig o' grog, Larry Qualig belched out this bit o' wisdom: 
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>> They won't care which one has marginally better quality video. Most 
>> people can can tell the difference between standard video and HD but 
>> few consumers will be able to discern the subtle difference in quality 
>> between these two formats. The difference in price... that's something 
>> they understand. 
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>It is weird.  I've not been impressed with the hi-def feeds of the World 
>Cup that I've seen.  Is it the monitors used, or some limitation in the 
>feeds?  I though HD would be sharp, but I've only seen that one time -- 
>in a museum exhibit a few years ago. 
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The same bullshit happened with the Torino Games in february, their pooled  
camera HD coverage of the olympics was pathetic whereas the 2002 Salt Lake City  
games was a work of art.
 
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