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[Geek Rant dot org] Make sure it has HDCP, the up-and-coming digital content protection standard that will be built into Windows Vista and other future playing devices and systems. People with monitors that don’t have HDCP (and that’s almost everyone) will find their display deliberately fuzzy or even blacked out completely.
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[Engadget.com] The Clicker: Microsoft’s OPM for the masses - Engadget - www ...: While HDCP has become the de facto standard for display copy-protection in televisions, its penetration in the computer display market would be pleased to merely be called anemic. Whether you’re plunking down money for one of the new ultra-fast LCD displays with 4ms response times or you’re becoming the envy of neighborhood with Dell’s UltraSharp 2405FPW widescreen display, you’re buying a monitor that won’t play nice with premium content in Longhorn.
[Leftatthegate.blogspot.com] Left At The Gate: February 2005: No monitors, TVs, nor windows in the parlor, and they could have been running the Hambletonian outside and nobody would have known nor cared.
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Posted at August 10, 2005 04:24 PM
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