For example, a scene from the movie Waiting... showed up on YouTube. I thought, there is probably no reason to get this movie on 4K, right? Then you have something like Dune where there's something to be gained by watching in 4K.
I've always like Lenovo, and it seems BB is the only place around me that sells their Yoga models, which I'm interested in. The first link is the one I would buy if I had the money. The second link is what I'm leaning towards.
I'm only using this to have a mobile device, so I can sit in my living room on the couch, or chair, and do some writing and research (I do most of my research with Chrome and using Google Docs), possible writing and editing software, and maybe if I go to a friends, I can play Peak or REPO. I'm actually leaning towards getting the open box near me which shaves off over half the price.
I see one of the (of not the only) big differences between these two models is in the processor: Ryzen AI 5 430 vs Ryzen AI 5 340. My main concern is if the difference is negligigle for what I'm using it for.
If anyone has any insight or recommendations, I'd appreciate it.
Thank you!
I have the original audiobooks that I read a few years back. When I was browsing on Audible, I saw that there are Booktrack editions for all of the Witcher books except for The Last Wish.
Is there supposed to be one, or is it releasing in the future?
Curious if this was supposed to be one where there was a special "day one" copy with the code/card thing in the box, one where the code prints on the receipt, or one where you get the code sent to your email or GameStop account? Or
Because i got nothing :/ shows on the receipt that the game was a preorder pickup, so it was done correctly. Any insight?
I've used this every day since about 2017, and It's been really sad watching this app deteriorate into a great big pile of shit. Between making the scan a paid feature, the Samsung Health connection being finicky with exercise tracking, the new terrible UI, and now this, I don't think I can use it anymore.
I said this in my one star Google review, and I was thanked for using the app for a decade...
I'm in the process of improving and increasing my collection, and I've found many threads and videos that discuss certain 4Ks that are not as good as their Blu Ray counterparts (Terminator 2, Black Pearl), and videos and threads that discuss the difference between different (Inglorious Basterds Arrow vs Studio).
I know these are two separate things, but since they're both related to a movie's quality, maybe someone has created or knows of a list of movies that are not worth the 4K upgrade, or which 4K versions of a movie is worth the buy.