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scottalanmiller

I'm ready for VR, that won't make me sick... I need to invest in a PC that will run it but I think that would be awesome.

Problem with VR is that to keep your eyes happy you need to constantly look out of the window and do stuff without your monitor following your gaze. VR works fine today, just make everything 2D on it. A VR monitor that is flat won't make you sick.

Dashrender

@DustinB3403 said:

@Dashrender IDK the curved screens are pretty awesome and offer a better picture for a lot of things you'd do with them.

I don't know about for working on an Excel document or drafting letters / emails.

Although, maybe it is just a Fade, as I haven't seen any 4K (and up TV's) that are also curved...

curved offers a better picture? in what way? I suppose one could argue that if you are dead center in the correct spot you could be looking at the screen at the same angle from all pixels on the screen. This would only be a selling point on a computer monitor, definitely not a TV, since TV watching isn't really a single person thing, save for maybe small screens.

You haven't seen any 4K TVs that are curved? So you haven't seen Samsung's curved TVs?

scottalanmiller

@Dashrender said:

curved offers a better picture? in what way?

By letting your eyes see it all at once. That's why movie theatre screens are curved.

DustinB3403

@Dashrender I haven't, I didn't even know Samsung had a combined 4K and curved unit.

I knew the curved displays that are out supported 1080p, but not above it.

scottalanmiller

@DustinB3403 said:

@Dashrender I haven't, I didn't even know Samsung had a combined 4K and curved unit.

I knew the curved displays that are out supported 1080p, but not above it.

I've pretty much only seen curved 4K and higher. I'm sure I've seen a flat one somewhere, but can't remember having seen it. If someone says 4K, I would just assume that it was curved unless stated otherwise.

Even airport displays (Mexico City last year, I remember) are curved and 3-4 years everything I see at places like Best Buy are curved. Even a lot of the Walmart stuff.

Dashrender

@scottalanmiller said:

@DustinB3403 said:

@Dashrender I haven't, I didn't even know Samsung had a combined 4K and curved unit.

I knew the curved displays that are out supported 1080p, but not above it.

I've pretty much only seen curved 4K and higher. I'm sure I've seen a flat one somewhere, but can't remember having seen it. If someone says 4K, I would just assume that it was curved unless stated otherwise.

Even airport displays (Mexico City last year, I remember) are curved and 3-4 years everything I see at places like Best Buy are curved. Even a lot of the Walmart stuff.

Interesting - I"m sure you're memory is better than mine, but the only curve stuff I recall is specifically Samsung. The last time I checked Vizio didn't sell any curved TVs, and they do sell tons of 4K TVs.

scottalanmiller

http://i.imgur.com/rwjdFGd.jpg

nadnerB

@hobbit666 said:

Onedrive Free change in storage:-

We want to let you know about some upcoming changes to OneDrive. On 16/06/2016, the amount of storage that comes with OneDrive will change from 15 GB to 5 GB

Yep, it's been on the cards for at least 5 months. We have a thread about it here: http://mangolassi.it/topic/6643/onedrive-is-shrinking/2?page=1

It still sucks and they should lose a lot of credibility over this. I try not to keep stuff in "Cloud" storage because of this, unless I'm going to pay for it... which I'd like to avoid.

Also, there was mention of keeping you "bonus" storage further into the thread but that "promotion" has expired.