I’m looking to pick up a laptop, but money is a bit tight right now. I don't need anything high-end—just something basic for college to handle things like papers and presentations. I don't know much about tech specs beyond the basics, but I figured I'd ask: Is something like this worth it around $333?
My TV is hooked up to my PC via HDMI, but I've run into a weird glitch. When I switch a YouTube video to full screen, it doesn't actually fill the display—I end up with these desktop borders visible at the top and left. Everything looks perfectly fine when the browser is just running in its standard windowed mode. I already messed around with the overscan and underscan settings, but nothing seems to budge. I'm running Windows 7. It’s not just YouTube either; the same thing happens with any other streaming service I open in the browser. The strange part? If I play a movie through a dedicated media player, it fills the entire screen without a problem. This issue is exclusive to the TV; my computer monitor handles everything perfectly.
vivideagle7 said:It honestly hurts my soul to see people constantly calling a Pixar film a Disney film. 😬
It honestly irks me when people just label everything from Lucasfilm, Pixar, or Marvel as a "Disney film." Why can't we call them what they actually are?