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IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] メガネレンズの取り扱い停止、相次ぐ　ZoffやJINSなどが発表　原因は「レンズメーカーのシステム障害」	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2404/04/news144.html	itmedia,jins,news	2024-04-04 16:29:00
AWS	AWS Japan Blog	AWS re:Inforce 2024 で生成AI 時代のクラウドセキュリティを探る	https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/news/explore-cloud-security-in-the-age-of-generative-ai-at-aws-reinforce-2024/	awsreinforce,ありません,イニシアチブ	2024-04-04 07:05:42
Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	HULFT10 for Container Servicesの運用監視のためにCloudWatchのダッシュボードを作成してみた	https://qiita.com/sugimon/items/c4af6d2be12154a570f0	hulftforcontainerservices,cloudwatch,hulft	2024-04-04 16:42:39
Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS の EC2(Amazon Linux 2023) で SpringBoot 起動して外部から接続	https://qiita.com/sueasen/items/09b8778809e88ccdbd86	amazon,boot,ecamazonlinux	2024-04-04 16:15:42
Program	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【AWS】Route 53のDNSレコードタイプ	https://qiita.com/004rs/items/ca6cb0c2b395eaf4cc88	awsroute,route,レコード	2024-04-04 16:04:48
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	アノテーション・ユーザーサポートチームにジョインしました岩下です	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/iwashitakazunari-joined-annotation/	アノテーション,イメージ,サポート	2024-04-04 07:40:42
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	アノテーションにジョインしたhiroです	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/wadahiromi-joined-annotation/	アノテーション,hiro,よろしくお願いします	2024-04-04 07:17:59
技術系ブログ等	Hatena::Engineering	Hatena Engineer Seminar #29「障害対応編」を4月24日にオンライン開催します #hatenatech	https://developer.hatenastaff.com/entry/engineer-seminar-29	hatenaengineerseminar,hatena,tech	2024-04-04 17:00:00
海外TECH	Engadget	How to choose the best TV for gaming right now	https://www.engadget.com/best-tvs-for-gaming-180033983.html?src=rss	These days the best gaming TVs are really no different from the best TVs you can buy in general That said there are a few key features to keep in mind when looking for a set to get the most out of your PlayStation or Xbox Series X S No you don t need a fancy TV to simply enjoy a video game but a good screen can only make the experience more enjoyable If you re unsure where to start we ve laid out some helpful advice for buying a good gaming TV and noted a few well reviewed examples you can buy today at various price points What to look for in a gaming TVWhether you use it for gaming or not all good TVs are built on the same foundations You want a K resolution sufficient brightness high contrast ratios with deep and uniform black tones colors that find the right balance between accuracy and saturation and wide viewing angles For video games specifically you want a TV with minimal input lag and fast motion response with no blur or other unwanted artifacts behind quick moving objects Of course finding a set that has all of these gaming features and fits into your budget can be tricky For now a top OLED TV will offer the best picture quality for gaming or otherwise But good OLED TVs usually cost more than their LCD counterparts and some OLED sets may not get bright enough for those who have their TV set in a particularly well lit room If you opt for an LCD TV an advanced backlight with mini LEDs and effective full array local dimming will usually improve contrast and lighting detail while a quantum dot filter can enhance colors One thing you don t need to worry about is K support Although the PS and Xbox Series X are technically capable of outputting K video very few games are made for that resolution and K s practical benefits are extremely minimal unless you plan on sitting unreasonably close to a massive TV The few K TVs on the market are also very expensive All that said there are a few terms you should particularly look out for when buying a TV for your new game console or high end graphics card HDMI To get the most out of a PlayStation or Xbox Series X S your TV should have full HDMI support This is the latest major update to the HDMI spec enabling a higher maximum bandwidth ー gigabits per second up from HDMI s Gbps ーand a handful of features that are beneficial for gaming performance specifically These include variable refresh rate VRR and automatic low latency mode ALLM which we detail further below Beyond that perhaps the chief perk of HDMI is its ability to transmit sharp K video up to a Hz refresh rate with modern consoles like the PS and Xbox Series X or up to Hz with a powerful gaming PC Not every PS or Xbox Series X S game supports frame rates that high ーand some only do at lower resolutions ーbut those that do will look and feel especially fluid in motion HDMI also includes support for Enhanced Audio Return Channel eARC which allows you to pass higher quality lossless audio from a source device connected to the TV to a compatible soundbar or receiver The more full HDMI ports your TV has the better Full is the key word there As reported by TFT Central because HDMI is backwards compatible with HDMI TV and monitor manufacturers have been allowed to brand HDMI ports as HDMI even if they lack full or any support for the spec s upgraded features We recommend a few TVs below that have true HDMI ports but if you re buying a new TV for gaming make sure your chosen set isn t trying to hide any capabilities you may consider essential HDR ーHigh Dynamic RangeHDR refers to a TV s ability to display a wider range between the darkest and brightest parts of a picture This broader range can bring out details that would otherwise be missing on a standard dynamic range SDR TV in both the very dark and especially the very bright areas of an image HDR typically comes with an improvement to color reproduction as well displaying a larger palette of more vibrant colors that brings content closer to its creator s original vision To get an HDR picture you need both content that is mastered to take advantage of the tech and a TV capable of displaying that content HDR also comes in a variety of formats which are generally split between those that utilize static metadata e g HDR and those that utilize dynamic metadata e g HDR Dolby Vision In short the latter allows a TV to optimize its brightness and colors on a per scene or even per frame basis while the former uses one set of optimized settings for the entirety of the given content Support for these formats can differ depending on the TV content and game console you use The Xbox Series X and S for example support Dolby Vision for gaming while the PS does not The good news is that most TVs you d buy in are HDR ready in some fashion even on the budget end of the market The catch is that some TVs are much better at getting the most out of HDR than others The same goes for actual content mastered in HDR With video games in particular there aren t quite as many titles designed to take advantage of HDR as there are movies though the number is growing all the time and the variance in HDR quality tends to be wider HGiG ーHDR Gaming Interest GroupHGiG stands for the HDR Gaming Interest Group Sony and Microsoft are both members as are many TV makers and game developers What this means is that ideally all the groups communicate information so that you can start up a new game on a console or PC and have it automatically recognize your display Once that happens the game can adjust the internal settings to adjust for that display s capabilities and give you the best picture quality possible without losing details in the brightest or darkest areas of the screen For example daylight at the end of a dark tunnel may portray a brightly lit environment instead of looking like an overexposed white blob This is a good thing but the reality is a bit more complicated Not all TVs highlight HGiG compatibility in their settings menu while only some PlayStation and Xbox games recognize and follow the guidelines If an HGiG option is listed in your TV s tone mapping settings you should turn it on prior to running the console s HDR settings Then if you re playing a game that supports HDR and HGiG you should be in good shape without having to adjust the various luminance levels again Still how all of this looks to you might differ depending on your TV and the game you re playing Owners of certain LG OLED TVs for instance may prefer their TV s Dynamic Tone Mapping setting Use whatever settings you think look best ALLM ーAuto Low Latency ModeALLM allows a source like your PS or Xbox to tell the display to switch into a picture mode that reduces lag between receiving each frame of an image and displaying it on the TV This cuts out additional processing that could be the milliseconds of difference between landing a precise input or not A good modern TV can automatically switch to game mode then back out when you d rather watch a movie or TV show VRR ーVariable Refresh RateVRR will sound familiar if you re a PC gamer Most players have experienced slowdown screen tearing or stuttering as a system struggles to render each frame at the target speed which is most commonly or fps on a TV With VRR everything stays in sync Your display won t show the next frame until it s ready which can make things feel smoother and more responsive even if the system fails to deliver on its target frame rate There are a few different implementations of VRR available including Nvidia s G Sync AMD s FreeSync and the HDMI Forum s VRR spec which is part of the full HDMI standard Both a TV and an input device need to support the same VRR tech for it to work and different devices may only support VRR within a specific refresh rate window On a Hz display for instance the PS s VRR only works between Hz and Hz As a reminder the PS supports HDMI Forum VRR the Xbox Series X S support HDMI Forum VRR and FreeSync while gaming PCs may support G Sync or FreeSync depending on whether they use a Nvidia or AMD graphics card A great gaming TV supports all the big VRR formats but missing say G Sync isn t a killer if you only game on a PS or Xbox Good gaming TVs you can get right nowThe likes of Samsung LG TCL Vizio and Hisense have unveiled new TVs for but as of this writing we ve only recently started to see the first few of those become available Details for more new models should be confirmed in the coming weeks If history is any indication though most of those sets are unlikely to be game changing upgrades over the models still on sale today and they ll cost more out of the gate We ll have to see if there are exceptions of course Samsung s new SD OLED TV now uses anti glare technology for instance while Hisense promises improved brightness across its new midrange sets If you want the latest and greatest and are willing to pay more to get it hold out for a little longer nbsp nbsp But the TV market is always in motion Most of the best models from last year have steadily fallen in price since launch and they should only drop further as manufacturers look to clear out inventory This means that in most cases buying a good TV should continue to provide the most bang for your buck at least for the near term Those are the sets we ve highlighted with our recommendations below While we at Engadget do not formally review TVs we re confident in our picks after thoroughly researching user feedback and the consensus from other professional review sites we trust such as Rtings Wirecutter Reviewed and PCMag among others Richard Lawler contributed to this report This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-04-04 07:01:27
金融	ニッセイ基礎研究所	さくらレポート（2024年4月）～景気の総括判断は7地域で引き下げ。製造業・非製造業ともに弱い動き～	https://www.nli-research.co.jp/topics_detail1/id=78133?site=nli	さくらレポート,nbspnbsp,ありません	2024-04-04 16:33:12
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