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Many programs use 'bicubic' interpolation, which, as with all common enlarging techniques, simply interpolates between existing pixels to create new pixels.— Torrentreactor.Net
After enlarging an image with bicubic interpolation, the sharp parts in the original image will become blurred just like the smooth parts, so it's not possible for such algorithms to distinguish which parts need more "" fixing "" than others.— Torrentreactor.Net
Oddly enough, but the image scaling by using bicubic interpolation is turned off in Internet Explorer.— CSS Globe | Web Standards Magazine
The latter uses bilinear interpolation, cause that's one which is naturally built-in the 3D accellerators from the times they were born.— Doom9's Forum

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