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scott wrote:
> It's surprising how in almost all adverts for anything with a display,
> the display image is "photoshopped" on afterwards. Sometimes this leads
> to hilarious outcomes, like when Nokia made an advert for their
> communicator style phone, where the photoshopper was a bit
> over-enthusiastic and photshopped over the Nokia logo below the display
> (even though the reflection of the logo was visible somewhere else), or
> when a 64x64 pixel display is shown displaying a very high resolution
> photo! Of course in tiny font at the bottom it will tell you that this
> isn't a real image.
It also means you don't get to see the lame backlight, tiny viewing
angle, and so forth.
Plus, they can make the same video for multiple languages cheaply...
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