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Tag Archives: HD
The Danger of Betting On Technology: Watching “The Hangover” on Blu-Ray
Remember the Newton? It was a PDA intended to ‘reinvent the notion of personal computing,’ largely through a primitive tablet window, a stylus pen, and handwriting recognition software. It went on to begat other useful devices–the iPod and iPhone foremost … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice in Wonderland, Apple Newton, Avatar, Blu-Ray, Clash of the Titans, Finding Nemo, HD, Lord of the Rings, PDA, Pixar, Telemundo, The Hangover, VHS
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The Bifurcated World Of Modern Video Production
On one hand, the widescreen, hi-def technology revolutionizes everything from DVD movies to evening news broadcasts, creating a high gloss plasticity for the former while revealing the all-too-human imperfections of the latter. Finishing TV spots in HD adds considerable cost, … Continue reading