Lord of Warchalking - Transcript

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David Lawrence: Well sorry for the rant but sometimes you have to explain. How can I help you sir?

Steve: I have got a 19** LG monitor that*s supposed to rotate the image. When I went home with the new computer, new monitor I installed the drivers and then I installed the software program for it and I think its 4K Pro that comes bundled with the monitor. Get it all installed and restart the computer and resolution on the monitor goes to very minimal. And you are unable to navigate around the desktop, to do anything to change the resolution.

David Lawrence: It sounds like your video card can't handle the bit depth that is being asked of it by the monitor. Now when you say it rotates the image, are you saying it*s like the old monitors that they used to have for Machintosh that you could actually physically turn the monitor from landscape to portrait and the image would rotate so you can work on longer documents and so on and see the whole thing?

Steve: Exactly and if you want you can flip the monitor over and show it somebody sitting across the desk from you.

David Lawrence: Oh how cool is that that it goes all the way around, I haven't seen those yet. Although LG is consistently, a company out of Korea that surprises me with their innovation left and right. In fact I am buying an LG refrigerator because they have a new refrigerator that is Internet connected and it has an LCD screen on it, and it*s got the whole you know you run out of milk, you pass the milk bottle in front out of the barcode reader and it adds it to your shopping list, amazing. We will talk more when we come back, hang on there we will find out what*s going on.

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