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However, this is typical of what i'm finding. People everywhere are limiting what they know to what is in front of them and then extrapolating way past what is true. In my humble opinion, most "experts" are not, and they dont really get out much is guess.

What a lot of people misinterpret is that what they see in LCD and other technology is in fact scaled and processed progressive image output anyhow, regardless of arrival interlaced or not, since much of technology in displays doesnt scan at all, it is flattened ramdac full screen refresh. The Genesis (FL2310) Faroudja DCDi chip is in more units than you might think, you have to dig sometime to know it, since it gets little marketing attention. ( well except for oppo i guess )


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