Nice over-sharpening too. No need increase the level of detail for consumers: just over-egg the existing sharpening algorithm and then sell it to consumers who'll incorrectly assume a sharper image has more detail. The more we piss on consumers, the cleaner they'll think they're getting.
Hmm no mention of SpursEngine in the press release. Samples of the chip were selling for $100 and presumably they're at least $50 in production at the moment. I wonder if this DVD player even contains one and if so what the profit margin is. And if it doesn't, I wonder what *is* in the player. Maybe all it's doing is regular interpolated upscaling with some glorified edge enhancement / colour saturation / gamma correction slapped on top.
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Nice price too.
good job.
Nice over-sharpening too. No need increase the level of detail for consumers: just over-egg the existing sharpening algorithm and then sell it to consumers who'll incorrectly assume a sharper image has more detail. The more we piss on consumers, the cleaner they'll think they're getting.
Hmm no mention of SpursEngine in the press release. Samples of the chip were selling for $100 and presumably they're at least $50 in production at the moment. I wonder if this DVD player even contains one and if so what the profit margin is. And if it doesn't, I wonder what *is* in the player. Maybe all it's doing is regular interpolated upscaling with some glorified edge enhancement / colour saturation / gamma correction slapped on top.