[QUOTE="codezer0"]Can someone here post some (or more) pics of the Toyota Supra?
That was my absolute favorite end-all-be-all car in GT1, as it was the only one you could configure to break 255mph in the game :shock:
And unfortunately I don't have enough money to get the game yet so I could make the pictures myself. :( :cry: BEGONE
The Toyota Supra can do that? :O I'll try to post some if I ever get the car.
Have you ever seen the Suzuki car in GT3? With some configuring I got that thing to go over 500mph - while doing a wheelie! I think I'll have to try that in GT4 :P
[QUOTE="automaticsnake"]My TV has 1280x1024 resolution and its 4:3...... is it high definition? Truth01
That is the resolution of a computer monitor. Since it can display 720p, then YES it is a HDTV. The only deal is that you probably see black bars when you watch 16:9 content. What kind of inputs do you have?
I would like to make a slight correction. It's not true HD. It has the resolution of HD, but it's not a full HDTV. For it to be full HD you would need the 16:9 ratio. Just wanted to clear things up.
yeah i didn't know before but my TV can do 16:9 so i guess im good. 1280x768 sounds good too since my PC monitor runs at 1024x768 and looks realy good.
It sais its HDTV ready but should't the resolution be higher or something? Thanos_of_MW
Nope. That is a LCD HDTV-ready set. Actually, it is what you can call a "hybrid". On one side, it can take HDTV signals (720p/1080i downconverted) and on the other it has a standard definition TV tuner. It means it can NOT get HDTV signals with an antenna, but it will do so if you have a HDTV cable box or a satellite box. Some LCDs like this one have that odd 1280x768 resolution. BTW, that is 16:9.
i just set it at "Zoom 16:9" and the image zooms in a little, it looks better at 4:3 but maybe its because my cable company doesn't give me a HD signal?
Anyway when i get the PS3 will it look good when i set it to 16:9?
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