Wobulation: solid pic or shaky science?

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Zach @ Oct 19th 2005 2:35AM

Why not? It's great to see new technologies for higher definition. The competition that it could potentially create would mean that all HDTVs would drop in price. It seems to me that this technology could get high definition with a low number of pixels.

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