hurrah for digital

[miker]

http://www.tomshardware.com/technews/index.html#0011

Now we have flatscreen TV that you can hang on your wall, it's only a matter of time before we all wear silver suits and have flying cars. And houses on stilts.

[LAmind]

Houses on stilts?

-Ivan

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"A place for everything and everything in it's place".

[Gwailofilms]

Digital stilts naturally!



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The future is here:-
www.gwailofilms.co.uk

[piratze]

heeeee.....yes please

*dreams of a digital world*

[miker]

http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computi....ap/index.html

never heard of the film though. Bt it *was* transmitted by satellite for projection. Cool.

[eddie]

I still prefer film though ;-)

[miker]

I prefer film over video.

I reserve my judgement for whether I will prefer digital projection over film projection 'til I've actually seen some :-)

It's progress, innit.

Talking of progress why the hell can't we cultivate meat rather than mince up a living, breathing animal life. There's a single processing plant in America which gets through 16,000 cows a day. I find it difficult even imagining that number of cows in one place, let alone travelling down the conveyor to death....

sorry, digression.

[Keviano]

Yeah right on Miker! In this digital age you'd expect less suffering, and some subsitute for geletin on film stock. I blame the government...

Keviano
ReelRaine Films

[This message has been edited by Keviano (edited November 21, 2000).]

[danielj]

Miker, I live on a farm and you wouldn't believe some the things that go on. Let's just say that no horror movie or "video nasty" will ever bother me again. I don't eat meat anymore or even drink cows milk.

[eddie]

Do you know how many CFC's get released into the atmosphere during the manufacture of a digital circuit board?

Just a thought.