Samsung promised "tilt and rotation sensitivity" for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 S-Pen. They didn't deliver and there is no tilt and no rotation sensitivity in any provided application. The Note 3 and Note 4 pens work interchangeably so there is probably no hardware modification either.

Samsung promised major features and didn't deliver. Why has no tech news site picked this up? Is everybody bribed by Samsung?

What does /g/ think of this rig I'm putting together?
Should I go for it?
ATX Black
Processor: Intel Core i5-3330 3.0GHz (Ivy Bridge) - Quad-Core, LGA1155, 6MB Cache, 3.2GHz Turbo frequency, integrated HD Graphics
RAM: 8GB PC3-12800 DDR3 1600MHz DIMM
Hard Drive: 1TB SATA2
Video card: ATI Radeon HD5450, 1GB GDDR3 64bit, VGA, DVI & HDMI, HDTV, DX11, PCI-Express x16 2.1
Network Card: Integrated 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
Sound Card: 6-channel HD Audio integrated
Optical drive: DVD-RW 22x DVD burner with double layer support
Floppy drive: not included
Memory Card Reader: Memory Card Reader All-In-One (SD, CF, MS, MS Pro Duo and others)


Connections

USB: 6 USB 2.0/1.1 ports (4 rear / 2 front)
Video connector: 1x VGA / D-Sub & DVI 1x
Keyboard connector: 1x PS / 2
Mouse connector: 1x PS / 2
Connectors: 1x RJ 45
Sata Connectors: 4x Serial ATA II
Audio connector: Input, Output, Microphone


Expansion slots

Memory: 2 x DDR3 1600/1333Mhz DIMMs, Max 16GB
PCI-Express x1: 1x V 2.0
PCI-Express x16: 1x V 3.0

ITT: RIG THREAD & OPINIONS

Typical Edition

I only have a shitty i3 acer laptop with hd4000 right now as my pc and I'm going buy a monitor for it, because its screen is probably the most terrible tn you can find on the market.
But it's only got HDMI, and google says intel hd graphics detects all displays connected via hdmi as TV's and automatically sets RGB range to limited which makes picture washed out.
Is there a way to set the gpu to 0-255 manually?
Also what is the best monitor to get under 500$?

> Be Rome
> Greatest white empire ever
> Most prosperous/well known empire in the world
> Decide to let in foreign barbarians
> Get sacked and destroyed 6 years later

> Be Sweden
> Whitest country ever
> Decide to let in foreign barbarians
> Become rape capital of Europe and expected to be 3rd world country by 2030s

> Be Britain
Care to finish the rest? :^)

I'll pay $500 for the creation of Gentoobang. Post ISOs and buildscripts on github or whatever.

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Hi /g/, I'm wondering if anybody is knowledgeable about color calibration in here. I work doing 3d renders and I need my colors to be as accurate as possible. I have 2 screens that i bought together same brand and model, however I only use the right screen unless I have to do specific work from time to time so the left screen has comparatively less usage than the right one.
I noticed the right screen has dimmed about 30% over the 3 years I have used it also has a faint yellow tint to it. I fI set both screens to D65 (6500k) color temperature the left screen is considerably colder.
At this point I'm wondering if it's worth it to buy a colorimeter to recalibrate the display, I think this is a backlight issue and I'm not quite sure if it's possible to use a colorimeter to compensate somehow and restore something closer to a D65 white point. The display is a CCFL by the way.

I'm trying to decide between the spyder4express and the Color Munki Display.
I want to use argyll+dispcgalGUI to calibrate since it has much more options than the propietary software that comes bundled with it.

tl;dr, want to see if it's worth it recalibrating an old LCD screen, and if it is which one is better for someone that only needs to make digital work (no prints) SpYDER4 or Color Munki?