And what would Nasta say about this? I could buy a kit and send it to him to look at it.

A remark for Bill: imho this 640x480 LCD does not have a lot in common with the super LCD/plasma etc.. screens sold as TV sets nowadays: The design is very old, there are different technologies, and the price...
But in the QL world 640x480 + 16 shades of grey, it is still usable.


Arnould

Jeremy Taffel a �crit:
I saved the image.

On analysis, the image is only 287x197 pixels, including the white
background, . The picture itself is therefore only about 200x140. The screen
actually gives 640x480.

So the spatial resolution as shown is about 3 times worse than the real
thing.  However, before you get too excited, the image was 8 bit, and all
256 shades of grey were used. The device seems to be specified as only
having 16 shades - if I interpret the 15:1 contrast ratio correctly.
Reducing the image to 16 shades of grey degrades it significantly. I tried
it, and it does not look nearly as good.

So, the answer seems to be that the nixon+presley  picture shown is not what
the device gives. It gives more pixels, but fewer grey levels.

Jeremy

This small LCD screen http://www.earthlcd.com/SK1001.HTM can be bought



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