How come when you're on so many sites and see a photo like this:

You see a "click to enlarge" link that pops open a new window and shows the photo in it's huge........

Ummm, make that "slightly larger" glory!

Actually, the example above is at least larger than the original thumbnail, though it's still not big enough to take a good look at. Many sites, it seems the "larger photo is all of 30 pixels bigger!

Don't this people know that many people are using monitors @1280 and have hi-speed connections? Besides, you aren't forcing them to download large images...it was an option!

What's the point in a photo that's only a tiny bit bigger? In fairness, kudos to companies like Denon that let you download really big photos to study!

I am with you.....

Nice product by the way.

And then there's Dakmart. Back of Denon 5805

And then there's Dakmart.

Front of Denon 3805

Back of Denon 5805

Though I like the large photo of the back, so you can see just exactly what features are offered, I wish they could sort of find a middle ground, or include a bit smaller version so you could get a good idea of what the unit looked like in it's entirety.

And then there's..........Yes! It's DakMart AGAIN!

Ummmm, Guys? Jack is starting to repeat himself.

Check out the "trriger out" on the back of the 5805. It reminds me of thier product manuals.

Yeah, nice 'n' proffesional...

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Ummmm, Guys? Jack is starting to repeat himself.

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Who's repeating himself????????

Who's repeating himself????????

It's just a plot to increase my post count. I'm trying to catch up to Peter.

Gee, you only need to double the amount of posts you've made up until now...

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Poster: Ajax
Subject: Re: Pet Peeve!

Though I like the large photo of the back, so you can see just exactly what features are offered, I wish they could sort of find a middle ground, or include a bit smaller version so you could get a good idea of what the unit looked like in it's entirety.
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Actually, if you click on the link, "Back of Denon 5805" for example, and then click on the HUGE picture that comes up, it will pop a new window with just the picture in it and it should resize with the popped window size... You CAN have your receiver and SEE it too (bad pun on have your cake and eat it too.)

Crutchfield has a nice "Photo" listing for their products.

You know how much it sucks when you are running it in 2048x1536?
let me tell you.

A lot.

Wow three HDMIs a DVID and ten digital ins holy crap!!