too well). Nevertheless, the colors are reasonably bright and the contrast is good enough that fairly dark scenes remain viewable (really dark ones get pretty dim, though). The quality of images is good and remains sharp and free of artifacts even during high-speed...

player we've tried. The screen seems a bit prone to brief wash-outs, however, both when showing rapid motion and when transitioning from bright colors to dark ones and vice-versa. It's okay for watching movies or TV, but it's by no means a peak viewing experience....

none of the screensavers work, then it's a Tandy 1000. Her problem is specific to Boris. That nails it down. I ask, "It's an IBM PS/2 Model 50z, isn't it?" The Dark One. The Unspeakable Menace. The Model 50z is an abomination before all that is right and...

to the manufacturer, the iris is faster than on the previous generation. Nevertheless, a sudden reduction in brightness, say when you go from a very light scene to a very dark one, does sometimes bring about a drop in overall brightness. This is a result of...

cutting-edge technology, they certainly shine. But is what they offer really worth the extra cost?. Minolta Dimage 7 Minolta has opted for a digital viewfinder instead of the rather inconvenient optical one, which is too dark or has too wide a parallax....

minutes I had to spend groping around my bedroom looking for it before heading into the office one dark December morning. The small size is cute, but might raise concerns. At first glance one might equate small to difficult usability, poor quality and a lack...

now go larger with a look at 30" and 32" wares. Does size matter when it comes to picture quality?. Another calibration that looks just like the ones before.... Dark colors are still poorly rendered on the Philips 30PF9946/12. It looks as if we'd better...

errors, which surprised me. But hold on. I observed one pinprick upon casual examination during the day. That’s what you can see in the photo. But when I returned to the CD at night in an otherwise dark room, I held the disc up to my desk lamp’s fluorescent...

you'll be happy - otherwise you can increase the sharpness on the Epson or your DVD player. With the film excerpts we screened, we found the same qualities previously mentioned, with no problem rendering dark scenes like the one from Blade or dazzling the viewer...