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Most TVs have some weird effect where it just puts white dots in the middle of the strokes of a charater glyph. However, I've seen several Samsung TVs which doe
by onetom 8y ago
Most TVs have some weird effect where it just puts white dots in the middle of the strokes of a charater glyph.
However, I've seen several Samsung TVs which doesn't suffer from this phenomena and can be used as proper monitors.
For coding purposes I don't think color accuracy matters much, but I see why latency might annoy some people, though it doesn't bother me.
- novaleaf 8y agoon my seiki tv's you can remove that by setting "sharpening" to zero. probably could do that on the samsungs too, burried in the menus somewhere.