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hardware scalingEnlarging a video frame by performing the operation within the circuits of the display adapter. Putting the function in a chip speeds up the process. See video accelerator. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Even though a scaled down version of the footage is stored to disk, the user still edits with a full-size image through CineWave's real-time hardware scaling features. 0-inch XGA TFT LCD display offers the flexibility to swivel (40 degree range) and to rotate (160 degree range) -- Brilliant LCD panel provides sharp images and crisp text display -- Dedicated hardware scaling chipset to enhance quality of text and video clips at different resolutions -- Two CardBus PC Card (two Type-II or one Type-III) slots and two USB ports increase expansion capability to interface with digital cameras, flash memory cards, external SCSI devices, etc. A dedicated hardware scaling chipset enhances the quality of text and video clips at different resolutions, while 8MB(3) video RAM based on Dynamic Video Memory Technology (DVMT) and Advanced Graphics Port (AGP) delivers brilliant video performance. |
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