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[_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)22:28 No.2169145
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)22:31 No.2169148
Why was there even a contrast dial on those in the first place?
Hoe could you possibly benefit from less contrast?
>> [_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)22:34 No.2169153
>>2169148
So when the batteries got really low, you could turn the contrast up and keep playing for another
20 min.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)22:55 No.2169172
Why can't we have more commercials like this.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)23:03 No.2169178
Contrast was not so much needed for battery levels, but temperatures. The display would change
greatly between a warm day to a cold morning. Laptop screens had them too, usually digital
(function keys on the keyboard) and I think it was removed with the TFT panels.
My question is where the hell did this come from? Was it a skit? Was it supposed to be funny? To
whom was it supposed to be funny too?
>> [_] The Amazing Cerberus 11/05/13(Tue)23:06 No.2169180
This was from a training video for salesman at retail stores from Nintendo. It included details
on how to set up display demos, common issues and questions the might receive and how to address
them.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)23:06 No.2169181
hi i work at radioshack and this pretty much sums up my life
>> [_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)23:27 No.2169191
bazinga
>> [_] Anonymous 11/05/13(Tue)23:35 No.2169197
>>2169191
bazooters
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)00:16 No.2169228
this is an accurate representation of the average customer for pretty much any store.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)00:26 No.2169237
>>2169178
Its an instructional video for being a nintendo salesperson.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)00:29 No.2169240
>>2169178
I thought it was funny so theres that
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)00:32 No.2169244
>>2169178
That's all fine and dandy but it doesn't answer the question as to why some Nintendo DS games
give you the option to turn off the blacklight, when clearly the backlight it the only source of
light and once turned off, causes the screen to go entirely black. What purpose does this
actually serve?
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)00:34 No.2169246
>doesn't even have the decency to thank the man for solving his problem
Customers are awful.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)00:38 No.2169247
>>2169246
The world of customer service sucks
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)01:02 No.2169280
>>2169244
In case you want to save power and you have a direct neural link
>> [_] Anonymous 11/06/13(Wed)01:07 No.2169287
>>2169244
The original Nintendo DS had a transflective screen. It was pretty poor but the image was visible
with it off.
