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> Maybe where you are. San Diego is a bit bright to even watch with the
> reflection off the wall of the window's light. ;-)
Nah, you just need a better TV, contrary to popular belief we have some
days with sun sometimes too :-)
>> However someone decided to then market a "glossy" LCD (which is
>> actually simpler and cheaper to make) and many people prefer it.
>
> It's nicer when the room is dark, yes.
That's a general problem too, everyone quotes the specs of their TVs
when measured under completely dark conditions. In reality that is not
a very common situation for watching TV, and it is quite surprising how
the numbers change when you add in some ambient light.
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