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Dreaming alone !? Does anyone want new high resolutions modes?

Yukio
msx professional
Posts: 824
Posted: February 22 2008, 05:51   
Whats about holographic devices or 2D acceleration?
Since the High Definition is not that must have ... Whats about a High Resolution LCD?

Imagine a YJK image at a higher resolution ... something like 4096*3072!
12.592.912 bytes per frame.

12MB per image x 30 frames per second = 360 MB
360 x 100 seconds = 36.000
36.000 * 10 = 360.000 MB

High Resolution Photo Viewer.
Since there isn't any player for High Resolution, a new graphically workstation would do just fine ... there was even the option to render the old Kodak Photo CD!

For typical images, the minimum acceptable would be 3.1 mega pixels of resolution. 12 mega pixels would be great!
For those that would be thinking smaller, there is marketing for even more. With resolution of 12 mega pixels and up there is no need to downgrade the image to fit into the small screen of the actual High Definition devices ...





yum
msx addict
Posts: 437
Posted: February 22 2008, 09:27   
Uhm... yes... well... allright, but what has this to to with revival? Would you like to play Aleste 2 on a resolution of 4096*3072 or something? I don't understand, sorry...
Huey
msx professional
Posts: 636
Posted: February 22 2008, 12:02   
wha'
wolf_
online

msx legend
Posts: 4780
Posted: February 22 2008, 12:09   
Yes, you're dreaming alone!
ARTRAG
msx master
Posts: 1747
Posted: February 22 2008, 13:22   
Yukio, your posts are more and more extravagant....

Huey
msx professional
Posts: 636
Posted: February 22 2008, 13:25   
"256*192 should be enough for everyone"
snout

msx legend
Posts: 4992
Posted: February 22 2008, 13:32   
ARTRAG: I second that.
FiXato
msx addict
Posts: 264
Posted: February 22 2008, 13:49   
I concur
Latok
msx master
Posts: 1734
Posted: February 22 2008, 14:14   
Before reading Yukio postings I always put on some Krautrock, New Wave or Ambient music. While reading this post, I was listening to Hallogallo from Neu! Loved it!!
FiXato
msx addict
Posts: 264
Posted: February 22 2008, 15:21   
Hallogallo? can't say I've heard of it
*hunts for a place to sample it from*
The_Engineer
msx user
Posts: 39
Posted: February 22 2008, 15:58   
Can it be that Yukio is a computer with a network connection that is performing the Turing test on us dwellers on MSX.org?
And that we are tricked that it is a real person?
The_Engineer
msx user
Posts: 39
Posted: February 22 2008, 16:00   
* Opens music player and plays "Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder - Together In Electric Dreams" for Yukio *
jltursan
msx professional
Posts: 887
Posted: February 22 2008, 16:57   
Hey, great piece of music!, the steady rythm basis of Hallogallo remembers me a lot another early track from Kraftwerk, "Ruckzuck"
dvik
msx master
Posts: 1343
Posted: February 23 2008, 08:09   
I don't think Yukio's suggestion is that unrealistic. If you just use 232 (!) semi transparent well detuned V9958 you'll get an interlaced 4096*3072 picture. Not that far fetched
AuroraMSX

msx master
Posts: 1262
Posted: February 23 2008, 12:20   
/me stares at his Graphics9000.

(Ok, that's not 4096x3072)

[edit: but I don't see the point in trying to create such a resolution. Even my PC can't handle that and if it could, I wouldn't have a monitor that is able to display the image.]
 
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