When you're driving "pinpoint calibration, consistent light output, and enhanced color/grayscale compensation" as the main selling points of your new monitor, it can only be NEC behind the wheel. Their 30-inch, MultiSync LCD3090WQXi letter-pie targets professionals in the media arts with a 2,560 x 1,600 pixel resolution, 12-bit internal look-up table, ColorComp technology for image accuracy, and support for 102% of the NTSC color scale. A pair of DVI inputs allows for both HDCP-encrypted and analog sources. Ships February for $2,200.
A pelican walks into a bar with a fish in its pouch. He sits down next to a walrus and orders a beer. The walrus, eyeing the fish, says, "Hey, nice codpiece!" The pelican looks down, confused, then back at the walrus and replies, "That's not a codpiece, it's a go-getter!"
With Leopard came Xgrid 2, with much improved performance and a few new features that many Xgrid users will probably find useful. Initially just one post, my article on Xgrid Leopard had grown too big, and I decided to split it into 2 posts, that are both available right now: Xgrid Leopard: the good, the bad, the ugly, and the new stuff Xgrid Leopard: Scoreboard rules! read more Blogged with Flock