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Hi-Fi Choice September 2013
Sound harmony
This stylish Onkyo mini system plays CD and DAB,
and claims to bring hi-fi sound to the iPhone 5
ALL-IN-ONE HI-FI SYSTEMS are most defi nitely on the rise. Onkyo’s CS-255DAB is the latest model to join the micro system ranks.It’s aimed at listeners seeking an authentic stereo experience from a visually elegant package, says its Japanese maker.
THE CURVY PHILIPS DS8400 speaker dock breaks the mould of traditional box-shaped docking stations to improve sound, says Philips. Its unique shape aids the unit’s rigidity, which helps to minimise internal cabinet vibrations that can often affect and degrade the sound, the company explains.
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Computer Graphic World July 2013
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“The more you can see, the more you can do” – Jon Peddie, 1989
Well, we’re about to see more, a whole lot more – in fact, four times (4X) more –than what we can see now on the best HD screens. Today’s screens tickle our retinas with two million pixels. Tomorrow’s 4k screens will blast 8.3 million pixels. Pixels so sharp and so clear, you’ll think you could walk into the display.
The name “4k” has already taken hold in our supersophisticated vocabulary; and we like things short and easy to say. However, last October, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) unanimously
agreed on the term “ultra high definition” because they like bigger names. They’ll let you shorten it to “ultra HD.” Sony, however, said thanks but no thanks: We’ll call ours “4k UHD.” You and I will call
them “4k.” The term “4k” is a slight exaggeration. The resolution is actually 3840 × 2160 (8.3 megapixels). But the “4” in 4K is the key because a 4k display shows four times as many pixels as an HD display,
so you go from 2 to 8.3 megapixels (Mpix).
Nvidia’s Quadro line of professionalgraphics cards have been the
standard for professional graphics for many
years. The cards run the gamut, from entry
level all the way up to some of the fastest
graphics hardware available. Unlike gaming
cards, which are tuned for higher frame
rates, professional cards are geared more for
professional applications, such as CAD and
digital content creation that requires the
use of large models with high interactivity.
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