Virtual Reality Goggles – Digital Video Eyewear

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1. tripplehelix
   Posted February 26, 2011 at 1:01 am | Permalink

   Ok, so now realizing the differences I think LCD's are far better due to the fact that they don't burn, they run on virtually 0 energy and they produce crystal clear images.

   I have two laptops with LCD screens and a 2nd SAMPO monitor with a plasma screen. I can't look at the plasma screen for more than an hour because my eyes start to sting, this is not the case with either plasma screens. This is probably something to do with the refresh rates and how the images are displayed.

   The plasma screen can burn, which is a bad point as I use it for messaging so the windows hardly change position.

   I don't know about you, but I find screen savers extremely irritating. especially with this web 2.0. You're sitting there watching a lovely film on 'stage 6' when suddenly boom your screen savers loading up.

   lol…

2. Jane
   Posted April 1, 2011 at 12:46 am | Permalink

   Okay, I work at Staples Business Depot and I can surely give you a little help with these laptops. First off, NEVER go with a Dell laptop. They use cheap parts and are not reliable products. Toshiba is a good company with a solid reputation. Apart from that, here is the pros and cons;

   1)Pention Dual Core T4200 Is faster than a Celeron big time
   2) 3GB of Ram is much better than 2GB, but with a Celeron it may be DDR and not DDR2.
   3) Vista is a bad OS

   Okay so here is what you should do. Go out to Best Buy, Futureshop, Staples, etc.. And look for a machine that has at least 3GB DDR2 ram, Core 2 Duo T6500 Processor, 320GB hard drive and Vista Home Premium (64bit if you get 4gb Ram). THis type of machine runs along the price points of 488.88-849.96 CAD.