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06-25-2012, 09:57 PM
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Yeah...to me looked "red-green-blue"....and made sense as in "red,green,blue" guns. The usual representation of color TV (think Trinitron). I just noticed they were seperated by what looked like white...and I not ever seen "that" as a logo.
And for the record....I think "primary" colors are actually red,blue,yellow. Just as a sidenote, I recently saw George Takei in some SILLY (you know..he's SILLY now) ad for I think Sharp, and some new picture technology that now DOES use a yellow pixel (LCD is not phosphor though). I don't remember if it was a plasma set (which then WOULD be a yellow phosphor)
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06-25-2012, 10:04 PM
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I made a silly 'brain fart' mistake--I meant to say that the WHITE you are seeing is probably reflection off silver parts of the logo. The green is one of the three primary CRT colors (red, green, blue).
My original post has been edited. xD
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