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Bladeforce on 03 October 2010

300,000 sales of this "ground breaking" add on aint going to shake the world to its foundations like the Wii has. Goes to show the move and soon kinect are just hype that will come with a mediocre product. Copying doesn't pay, cashing in on the Wii thats all it is



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ConnorJCP on 03 October 2010
Bladeforce said:

300,000 sales of this "ground breaking" add on aint going to shake the world to its foundations like the Wii has. Goes to show the move and soon kinect are just hype that will come with a mediocre product. Copying doesn't pay, cashing in on the Wii thats all it is


What?
Thats got nothing to do with this.
I just was showing that the PlayStation move can display 16 million colours, which is amazing.
I have said nothing about sales, nor the effect it has.
So if you would kindly edit all that out, since it has nothing to do with this.



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d21lewis on 03 October 2010

Of course it's better than the Wii Motion Plus.  If you don't attach it to a Wii Remote, the Wii Motion Plus doesn't do shit.



bmmb1 on 03 October 2010
ConnorJCP said:
Bladeforce said:

300,000 sales of this "ground breaking" add on aint going to shake the world to its foundations like the Wii has. Goes to show the move and soon kinect are just hype that will come with a mediocre product. Copying doesn't pay, cashing in on the Wii thats all it is


What?
Thats got nothing to do with this.
I just was showing that the PlayStation move can display 16 million colours, which is amazing.
I have said nothing about sales, nor the effect it has.
So if you would kindly edit all that out, since it has nothing to do with this.

It's because of your thread's title. Some people will just read the title and then write their opinion on that, not the actual post (since they haven't read your post).



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TWRoO on 03 October 2010

I suspect this thread is a joke, however 16 million colours isn't particularly amazing.... your computer screen can display the same amount of colours (16 to the power of 6 = 16,777,216 colours) on any of it's pixels. (unless you have a 20 y.o monitor)



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ConnorJCP on 03 October 2010
d21lewis said:

Of course it's better than the Wii Motion Plus.  If you don't attach it to a Wii Remote, the Wii Motion Plus doesn't do shit.


So Wii Motion Plus doesn't display any colours?!
Ill update the thread.



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Bladeforce on 03 October 2010

So this topic is just reiterating that the ps move is just a gimmick



"...the best way to prepare [to be a programmer] is to write programs, and to study great programs that other people have written. In my case, I went to the garbage cans at the Computer Science Center and fished out listings of their operating system." - Bill Gates (Microsoft Corporation)

"Hey, Steve, just because you broke into Xerox's house before I did and took the TV doesn't mean I can't go in later and take the stereo." - Bill Gates (Microsoft Corporation)

Bill Gates had Mac prototypes to work from, and he was known to be obsessed with trying to make Windows as good as SAND (Steve's Amazing New Device), as a Microsoft exec named it. It was the Mac that Microsoft took for its blueprint on how to make a GUI.

 

""Windows [n.] - A thirty-two bit extension and GUI shell to a sixteen bit patch to an eight bit operating system originally coded for a four bit microprocessor and sold by a two-bit company that can't stand one bit of competition.""

scottie on 03 October 2010
dtewi said:
RolStoppable said:
Mr Khan said:

Wii Motion Plus contains every conceivable color in the spectrum. Billions and Billions of them, all at once.

And all colors mixed together results in plain white?


I think it would be an unpleasant brownish-gray.


It depends if you are using additive or subtractive colours.

 

If you're using additive (ie looking at lots of different LEDs of different colours) then the colours all hit and just smear into the gross brown.

 

If you're using subtractive (ie looking at a white light through multiple stacked of sheets of different coloured cellophane) , then all wavelengths of light will be absorbed and you will see black

 

This post brought to you by unnecessary use of physics.



O-D-C on 03 October 2010

thats a butt load of colors



Khuutra on 03 October 2010
scottie said:
dtewi said:


I think it would be an unpleasant brownish-gray.

It depends if you are using additive or subtractive colours.

If you're using additive (ie looking at lots of different LEDs of different colours) then the colours all hit and just smear into the gross brown.

If you're using subtractive (ie looking at a white light through multiple stacked of sheets of different coloured cellophane) , then all wavelengths of light will be absorbed and you will see black

This post brought to you by unnecessary use of physics.

Man, I learned back in fourth grade that additive colors of light come otgether to make white, not brown. Shine light of every conceivable color on one spot, and the spot will have white light shining on it.

Mixing pigments together would result in a brown or black, though I forget which