CES - DAY 4 - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 4

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Scott Sheppard: True, true.

David Lawrence: So whose hands will those fall into? They will fall into mine.

Scott Sheppard: Yes.

David Lawrence: Yeah. So, so far we are not 2 generations behind yet so I am saying in this year next time I will have a big huge multi screen in my, I mean right now I am really happy with the screens that I have. I can watch you know whatever I want, follow things on the various channels and so on. But yeah it would be nice to have one of the, like you go to the airport. Have you noticed that they have Plasma screens at the airport?

Scott Sheppard: Oh yeah.

David Lawrence: Very expensive Plasma screens hanging off the ceiling telling you in a static image I mean it's being fed by a PC somewhere because every so often you will see the, you know the Blue Screen of Death.

Scott Sheppard: Right.

David Lawrence: And they restart your, do you want to restart your machine or this application is not responding End Task you know. They are basically showing a computer screen on this very expensive Plasma monitors when they could get away with CRTs.

Scott Sheppard: Oh they have for years.

David Lawrence: Yeah a lot of CRTs.

Scott Sheppard: There is a Plasma, they are going to brought up all in.

David Lawrence: But for those static images yeah. It's sad that it's gone back to the point where the actual image could be burnt back into it. You know in flat screens it's next to impossible with LCDs it's next to impossible to burn an image into a screen. It can be done but you know it's not nearly as likely as it is with the CRT.

Scott Sheppard: Correct but even a CRT Technology now is not, they don*t have these issues with burning and even CRT or computer monitors with having to use screensavers.

David Lawrence: I managed to do it with our logging system it stays up 24x7 and over 2 years it definitely burnt an image into because I have a little cheap one probably 2 or 3 years old.

Scott Sheppard: But you can*t tell you turn on, it looks good right?

David Lawrence: That*s true.

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