IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

There's a good comparison article in this month's IEEE Spectrum
magazine. It's available online too, at
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/nov06/4697

Talks about the predominant technologies of today (Plasma and LCD)
looks at DLP and other emerging technology.

:) Chris.

IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

Chris Hill wrote:
There's a good comparison article in this month's IEEE Spectrum
magazine. It's available online too, at
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/nov06/4697

Talks about the predominant technologies of today (Plasma and LCD)
looks at DLP and other emerging technology.


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IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

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Chris Hill wrote:
There's a good comparison article in this month's IEEE Spectrum
magazine. It's available online too, at
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/nov06/4697

Talks about the predominant technologies of today (Plasma and LCD)
looks at DLP and other emerging technology.


It requires you to login.


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Ive been to this link 3 times today and was not asked to, read the article
ok.

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David

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IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

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Ive been to this link 3 times today and was not asked to, read the article
ok.

I got to it a moment ago without a login.

Paul DS

IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

David wrote:
"DAB sounds worse than FM" wrote in message
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Chris Hill wrote:
There's a good comparison article in this month's IEEE Spectrum
magazine. It's available online too, at
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/nov06/4697

Talks about the predominant technologies of today (Plasma and LCD)
looks at DLP and other emerging technology.


It requires you to login.


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Ive been to this link 3 times today and was not asked to, read the
article ok.


Errr, the point of my post was that I couldn't read the bloody article, so I
can't read it if I can't see the facking thing. I've just tried the link
again, and it's still asking me to login, and I'm not going to register just
to read that one article.


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http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/dab/dab_radios.php

IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

DAB sounds worse than FM wrote:

There's a good comparison article in this month's IEEE Spectrum
magazine. It's available online too, at
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/nov06/4697

Talks about the predominant technologies of today (Plasma and LCD)
looks at DLP and other emerging technology.

It requires you to login.


--
Ive been to this link 3 times today and was not asked to, read the
article ok.


Errr, the point of my post was that I couldn't read the bloody article, so I
can't read it if I can't see the facking thing. I've just tried the link
again, and it's still asking me to login, and I'm not going to register just
to read that one article.

I have just tried the link and it takes me to a four page report - no
login required.

Perhaps they blacklisted you?

IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

Richard Oliver wrote:
Perhaps they blacklisted you?

Have you been badmouthing IEEE standards?
802.11 sounds worse than HIPERLAN?

IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

Richard Oliver wrote:
DAB sounds worse than FM wrote:

There's a good comparison article in this month's IEEE Spectrum
magazine. It's available online too, at
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/nov06/4697

Talks about the predominant technologies of today (Plasma and LCD)
looks at DLP and other emerging technology.

It requires you to login.


--
Ive been to this link 3 times today and was not asked to, read the
article ok.


Errr, the point of my post was that I couldn't read the bloody
article, so I can't read it if I can't see the facking thing. I've
just tried the link again, and it's still asking me to login, and
I'm not going to register just to read that one article.

I have just tried the link and it takes me to a four page report - no
login required.


I've just tried with IE and I see the report as well, but with Firefox it
takes me to the login page.


Perhaps they blacklisted you?


Perhaps you're trying to be clever?


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IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

Ben wrote:
Richard Oliver wrote:
Perhaps they blacklisted you?

Have you been badmouthing IEEE standards?
802.11 sounds worse than HIPERLAN?


802.11g is slower than pre-n


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IEEE Spectrum article comparing TV display technology
 

DAB sounds worse than FM wrote:

Errr, the point of my post was that I couldn't read the bloody
article, so I can't read it if I can't see the facking thing. I've
just tried the link again, and it's still asking me to login, and
I'm not going to register just to read that one article.

I have just tried the link and it takes me to a four page report - no
login required.

I've just tried with IE and I see the report as well, but with Firefox it
takes me to the login page.

Well done.

Perhaps they blacklisted you?

Perhaps you're trying to be clever?

It was a genuine suggestion - although you now know that your use of
Firefox requires a login (mine doesn't by the way). It was entirely
possible that they have blacklisted you - or more likely your IP address
issued by your ISP. This has been known to happen before (didn't Sky
DSL block access to CNN.com or the other way around?).

Anyway as to being clever - it was a genuine suggestion to help you
resolve a problem you were having. Trouble is you have your head so far
up your arse most of the time and believe everyone is having a go at
you. On the one subject you actually know something about (DAB) you lose
credibility as a result.