Daniel

Reminds me of this game I used to play in elementary school on the Apple IIc. I can't remember the name of it right now though.

"Not sure if you're being serious or not, but 420p is a common video resolution in the United States. There's 420i, 420p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. Apparently 420p is the resolution that Hulu uses."

I am pretty sure 480i or 480p is the common video resolution, not 420i or 420p

To the common eye, maybe upscaled DVD's don't look very much different than movies on Blu-ray.

However, many of us are still forgetting a very immportant point. No matter how well the video is upscaled, the high resolution audio on a Blu-ray disc could NEVER be heard from a standard DVD.

Also, Blu-ray will be cheap enough in about a year, so why bother upscaling.

Also, unlike upgrading from VHS to DVD, where you had to buy new copies of your movies to play on the DVD player, an upgrade from DVD to Blu-ray doesn't require you to do that since all DVDs play in Blu-ray players.

I just use my PC's clock and my cell phone to tell time usually.

GameTap is only $9.99 a month and is worth it beyond description.

I mean with games from the Sega Genesis, Master System, Neo Geo, PC, Arcade, Atari 2600, etc., I am in retro video game heaven.

Sorry, I meant to say 6 to 10 years. A time range because who knows exactly when either the US or China will begin their moon bases.

This is only in response to the Chinese planning their moon missions and moon base. Supposedly the Chinese wanted a base by 2032, so the US might beat them by 6 years.

I sense another space race.