Legendary Silke

1. I can't stand 7" tablets. I'm stoked with my iPad 3 and nothing on the market matches its screen yet. Sounds like you're happy with the Galaxy Tab, which is good.

2. That graph isn't surprising at all. BootCamp is native Windows with a different bootloader, so it's going to be much better than virtualised GPUs. Virtualbox, apart from being free, is partially focused on running Linux VMs, so it makes sense that they don't put so much time into OpenGL support. That said, I hate the way Parallels and Fusion want to integrate into everything. VB is a standalone program that launches when you click it and has its own filesystem - none of this shared desktop rubbish. If people need seamless access to Windows programs, it's pretty simple - run Windows natively.

3. Keyboards. USB, wired. I currently use a Razer Lycosa, which is awesome for gaming, not so much for typing. My next keyboard will probably be a Mechancial Keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches - probably a Filco. I hate Logitech keyboards. Microsoft keyboards are better, but still very low-end. Tenkeyless or Spacesaving keyboards are also preferred. These omit the Numpad so there is more space for mousing.

Sorry for my lack of replies, I've been busy with stuff and putting off replying until I can sit down and do it properly.

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Honestly I don't care about K-Pop, but this is funny. Everyone at my school is talking about it. It's like he's using dance moves that would normally be stupid but are somehow cool with him.

I think he was even on the Daily Show lol.

1:36 SO NICE

I don't have a phone :( I'm trying to get a Galaxy S III, but I need like $200, which is about a year's saving for me.

How so? He's chubby, if that's what you mean. :)

I think its what makes him adorable <3.

EDIT: He's a 5-inch plush. My DSi camera sucks -_-.

Dat Tier 5 Supporter. Tier 4 is enough for me.

I bet IB screwed up vB even more this time. Plus license options are limited/harder to find in their clunky layout. AND THEY COST MORE.

Also I just got an Umbreon plush in the mail today :D. ITZ SOOOO CUUUUTE <3

Wow! I'm wish someday I can find big plushie like that T...T

Hi Twiggy. It's been long time I'm not visit this forum cos I'm still having exam in my school. Hey, Is those Turtwig Plushie is yours?

Yamakasi Catleap Q270SE

Nooo.. Where is Turtwig? :<

Mine just fits. EDIT: By that I mean it fits now. hehehehe

My Catleap is a nice medium between gloss and matte. And Pentile displays aren't the only ones, any high-pixel-density screen like that will look like rubbish with a matte protector.

27" 1440p ones are. The only two others available at the time were the $800 Dell or the $1200 Thunderbolt Display. Mine was $350 and didn't have the bad antiglare coating of the Dell or the Super-glossy finish of the Apple. It was a no-brainer.

1080p monitors are a different story. Cheap and easy to find.

How do you like the 1,000 PM space and e-mail address? :3

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Seriously! Spoilers would be nice, too. :P

Glad you're happy, though. And yes, the HD3000 won't struggle with 1080p (really it's not a high workload for reasonable modern GPUs), but try gaming at that res. :P

Hey Twig - after a long sequence of dead GPUs and being too lazy to RMA I went with HD6570. Does everything I want it to :D

In most countries, bad pixels are covered under warranty. But good to hear.

Who? Where? lol
When I was exploring this site, I found your account with Turtwig as the main photo. So I will add peoples who love Turtwig like me. Btw, Nice to know you. You can call me Rambagos. I love Turtwig cos it's so kawaii~ =D

Yep. 1366x768 is horrible. I even prefer 1280x800, because there's extra height and it displays 720p content without scaling (and 2560x1440 works similarly being 4x720p), although there is letterboxing, but that leaves space from controls/menus.

The Pros have much better screens from a quality perspective - I think it's the anti-glare coating on the Airs that cuts down the saturation. Though I don't understand why the 13" Pros STILL have 1280x800. 1440x900 should be a MINIMUM, although I expect 2560x1600 retina displays on them soon, which are incidentally the same res as the 30" Dells.

Couldn't say. It's certainly a big component of the power usage, for sure. Most of that is actually the backlight. I never really gave much time to using my mac on an external screen, as mine and my old 22" 1080p monitor don't get along and I have no intention of forking out for a Dual-Link DVI adapter for my current screen.

Sounds nice. :D I couldn't go back to anything with less that 2560x1440 resolution for a desktop screen, though. And they're still so hard to get.

Can't help you with calibration, sorry. I've always used the Windows default tool to make it look right for my eyes and left it at that. Either way, an IPS screen will have much richer colours than cheaper TN panels even without calibrating. :cer_nod:

Enjoy!