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月亮反映了太陽的光芒
那水中那彎彎的月牙又反映了甚麼？
月.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
saw this on anandtech.com while browsing through the net since, you guessed it, i have nothing better to do. it's about some laser projection television, which produces more percentage of the visible colour range than LCD/plasma TVs, but have very restricted viewing angles (ie you can't really see what is on screen from the sides of the tv). and as one poster puts it, u might not see what is on tv when u stand up, lol. but here's the funny part. someone posted this:
" 'What I really enjoy is walking around the room and not being able to see the picture on my DLP(laser projection) until I'm directly in front of it.'
I guess you can turn this into a positive by saying that it allows you to watch naughty videos without worry of someone walking in and getting busted"
hilarious
...此時將在月光下謝幕
4:35 PM