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Evidence that HTC Evo 4G sports a 24 bit display, not 16 bit

Is it just me or is this guy really twitchy/shaky? Maybe he's an older dude, don't have the sound on right now lol.

Edit: And I think I read somewhere that, it only looks smooth when you open gallery, because it's only a preview, and when you actually zoom in, then zoom out its not previewing, its fully showing the image. I can't really explain what I'm trying to say lol.
 
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Here's a video that I DID NOT CREATE that seems to show the display for the EVO is actually better than the specs state.

Watch it it 720p if you can for better results...

No, you didn't - mikeyandroid did, for a discussion in this thread:

http://androidforums.com/htc-evo-4g/109685-why-did-htc-put-16bit-65k-color-lcd-device-droid-x-has-18bit-24-million-both-phones-199-a-4.html

I think it proves the display is much better than you think.

Visit the thread, pages 3 and 4, for Mike's sample files - see for yourself.

He put a LOT of work into this on everyone's behalf.


As for ThatNewAndroidGuy - gosh, you're a class act. Thanks for your contribution to this issue.
 
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Woah buddy, relax. It was a common mistake. Most of us here can agree that EarlyMon misread the post if anything. You should try reading through some of his posts, they're quite informative and helpful. But as always, the internetz is serious business.

I wouldn't had commented if somebody had not pointed it out already, then EarlyMon goes and start bashing on him instead.

I don't care about any of his posts since I'm not seeking any information that he has.
 
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Words can be taken in more than one way.

If I gave the OP any offense, I apologize to him alone, as it was he I was addressing. Despite the interpretation, I was very much agreeing. I could have as easily writen, "No, I didn't either, mikeyandroid did. :D" or even pasted a few winkies after what I said. I consciously chose to not say that. Instead, the context for what I wrote was a lead-in to point to Mike's contributions elsewhere in this forum. That is said to not excuse, but rather to explain in hopes that my apology for any offense given is quite sincere.

I fully regret this thread having any focus on me personally rather than the hard work Mike put in, but that's really not my doing.

Any opinions that anyone has of me for any of this is their own business and affair. Everyone has a right to their own opinion, and I'm not going to kick.

The last time someone started a thread for something that was already under discussion, I advised that God kills a kitten every time that's done. Perhaps he's killed two already over this one.

Report me to the SPCA if it makes you feel any better.

BTW - The bashing I did in that post was on ThatNewAndroidGuy. And later, on kibble for feeling sorry for his friend.

PS to broken1i - your defense of me was very nice, but you may find me undeserving after this reply - I didn't misread the OP, Crowdley. I quite simply wasn't being snide. Words can have more than the single tone of voice ascribed to them by others.
 
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About the kittens: it's not god, it's Edward Tufte, and he does it every time someone uses Powerpoint. See http://markandrewgoetz.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/tufte-wallpaper.png

Mark's site isn't responding, but this one was and credits him, I presume it's the same?

Web 2.0 Tools for Teaching: Edward Tufte, Powerpoint, and Dead Kittens

Just for effect:
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Is it just me or is this guy really twitchy/shaky? Maybe he's an older dude, don't have the sound on right now lol.

I had no doubt someone would point that out. I more expected that comment on YouTube rather than here though since YouTube is the place where you see all the pointless comments. :)

Answer: Yes. I'm old (43) BUT the reason for the unsteadiness was muscle fatigue. I had just come in from outside where I was manipulating a fully extended 14 foot pole trimmer for about 2 hours. My hands/arms are still sore.

I know... now someone will make a comment about how I shouldn't make videos right after manipulating my pole. So :p... I beat you to it! Oh no... now I went and said "beat" in the same paragraph. I CAN'T WIN! :D

Mike
 
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I had no doubt someone would point that out. I more expected that comment on YouTube rather than here though since YouTube is the place where you see all the pointless comments. :)

Answer: Yes. I'm old (43) BUT the reason for the unsteadiness was muscle fatigue. I had just come in from outside where I was manipulating a fully extended 14 foot pole trimmer for about 2 hours. My hands/arms are still sore.

I know... now someone will make a comment about how I shouldn't make videos right after manipulating my pole. So :p... I beat you to it! Oh no... now I went and said "beat" in the same paragraph. I CAN'T WIN! :D

Mike

Thank you Mike, for making that informative video, and sharing your knowledge of such things with us. And, in the future, be careful of what age you refer to as old!:mad:;)
 
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I had no doubt someone would point that out. I more expected that comment on YouTube rather than here though since YouTube is the place where you see all the pointless comments. :)

Answer: Yes. I'm old (43) BUT the reason for the unsteadiness was muscle fatigue. I had just come in from outside where I was manipulating a fully extended 14 foot pole trimmer for about 2 hours. My hands/arms are still sore.

I know... now someone will make a comment about how I shouldn't make videos right after manipulating my pole. So :p... I beat you to it! Oh no... now I went and said "beat" in the same paragraph. I CAN'T WIN! :D

Mike

Isn't it fun to take criticism from someone who watched a educational video without sound??? :rolleyes:
 
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