"Which displays support that HDMI profile and that optional subset again? Oh wait, there are none that could even visually resolve this color-bit depth even if they did. Yay marketing."
I believe Mits just announced (in May) a line of LCDs with this feature. Marantz has a projector. And what about the Toshiba Toshiba LX177?
OK, I will grant that I was incorrect to say no display at all will be able to differentiate at that bit depth. I believe I can make up for that, however, by adding that HD DVD and Blu Ray do not support content of that bit depth, and neither does the telecine equipment used by hollywood to digitize films in the first place.
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"Which displays support that HDMI profile and that optional subset again? Oh wait, there are none that could even visually resolve this color-bit depth even if they did. Yay marketing."
I believe Mits just announced (in May) a line of LCDs with this feature. Marantz has a projector. And what about the Toshiba Toshiba LX177?
OK, I will grant that I was incorrect to say no display at all will be able to differentiate at that bit depth. I believe I can make up for that, however, by adding that HD DVD and Blu Ray do not support content of that bit depth, and neither does the telecine equipment used by hollywood to digitize films in the first place.