TV's with RGB and Y connectors, meaning Yellow? Any evaluation as to the effectiveness of this new technology?
Rob
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Anybody seen the rather florid George Takei ad for Sharp
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It's probably much too early to ask this question since it's brand new. It will be interesting if Sharp have come up with another significant step forward, or if this is just "sound and fury signifying nothing".
Rob
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I like the part about the "large chocolate head". Could go either way, that one.
Hahahahahaha, but I'm just quoting Mr. Takei
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Why are you so fascinated by this particular advert? Is it Star Trek association as Ed suggests? If so, then you must get a thrill out of Priceline.
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You'll need to scroll down to launch the video.
I have to think the voice is dubbed.
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I don't think his voice was dubbed and he doesn't look or sound particularly florid to me.
Maybe "florid" refers to his overly enthused exclamation at the end?
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it was just a bit out of sync and a bit on the baritone side which is uncommon for Asian men that I've heard speak.
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In it George is talking about adding a Yellow input allowing better colour reproduction.
Thank you very much Steve
Rob
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