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If the MZ-NH1's AC Adaptor you have acquired in Beijing is strictly a 220V, you will likely get fried MZ-NH1 in an 110V environment.

Titles mentioned in the aforementioned posts are the core PS3 games. So, I am pretty sure they will be available in all known PS3 markets. As for PS3 games development, I have read that there are now approximately 100 titles in development. To me that's alot of titles to start with. (Note: QJ.NET has an article about this) Here's another website that has listings of confirmed working titles. In addition, I believe there was like 27 or 29 game titles shown at the Tokyo Game Show 2006. A confirmed US PS3 game listing should be available within the next few weeks. --> A Japanese Brief Report on PS3 Cell CPU, "This is one of the technical demos for Sony's conference at E3 2005. It shows spectacular physics and graphics, all done entirely, in real-time, by the Cell processor." --> click here --> PS3 OS Playstation 3 Playstation OS User Interface Indeed, a different design would be nice. Nonetheless, here's a description (from GameSpot's PlayStation 3: Inside and Out) about the controller:

Listening to Chet Baker | Someday My Prince Will Come in ATRAC3plus 352kbps. 01. Gnid 02. Love Vibrations 03. Sad Walk 04. Someday My Prince Will Come 05. I'm Oldfashioned 06. In Your Own Sweet Way

Listening to Cannonball Adderley | Something Else in ATRAC3plus 352kbps. 1. Automn Leaves 2. Love For Sale 3. Somthin' Else 4. One For Daddy-o 5. Dancing In The Dark 6. Bangoon

During the Tokyo Game Show 2006, Sony has revealed that the Playstation 3 will be used to facilitate downloads of selected PS One and PSP games for use with the PSP. PS3 Fan site has also posted additional pictures concerning this "Playstation 3 - Downloaded Games".

Examples of preliminary PS3 games shown during Tokyo Game Show 2006 --> click here; Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots.

For those interested, please visit the main blog for further details. --> click here.

Happy Birthday, indeego! Hope you had the best time ever.

Happy Birthday, indeego! Hope you had the best time ever.

Just added another rangefinder and lenses to my photo gear - a Contax G2, Carl Zeiss Planar T* 45mm and Biogon T* 28mm.

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Excellent collection, Camille. I have the Beige/Brown variant of Asics's Onitsuka Tiger (Mexico 66). Revisting Jacques's biometric door handle. ---> Digital fingerprint door lock defeated by photocopied 'print. Nice!

The eLoader was known as the EBOOT Loader; it is a program that enables one to execute free, homebrew on the PSP.

read about it --> Sony Cuts Price of PlayStation 3 by 20%.

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Opps... I apologize for not reading Tommy's post thoroughly. AXIA's parent company is Fujifilm, thus not the as TDK. So, the simple answer to Tommy's query: AXIA MD Pro series is not the same as TDK XA Pro. As far as I know, AXIA's MD Pro is not in the same league as TDK's XA Pro. Once again, I apologize for the mistake.

I am pleased to hear of your success. Enjoy your stay with us.

Upon completion of your edit, do remember to delete "App.xml_" in "C:\Program Files\Sony\SonicStage\Data\XML" before running SonicStage CP 4.0. This step is crucial so that changes made to the XML files will be reflected accordingly. Good Luck.

Welcome to MDCF! For Hi-MD use, you will need to update to SonicStage CP 4.0. Any previous version of SonicStage will be removed by the installer; if not, uninstall it accordingly with reference to our FAQ.

Maxell MD | Happy Music Happy MD Life Maxell's “Happy Music Happy MD Life” collection was first announced on February 25, 2002 and is commonly known as the "Jeans" collection. The discs are available in both 74min and 80min.

Welcome to MDCF! ClearType will work in SonicStage CP 4.0 as well. You will just need to reapply the edit as outlined once again; employ "UltraEdit-32" to save time as discussed within its discussion thread.

It should be from the same series; with updated wrapper design. Anyhow, you should be able to confirm by referring to the back of the package which will have discernable information regarding the ARTS shell employed exclusively by the “XA PRO” series. Note: read post #9 for clarification.

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Thanks for the comments. The E900 is indeed a beauty isn't she? As for size comparison between the E10 and the E900, I would say that the E10 is slimmer by approx. 2.8mm. As a whole, the E10 is not significantly smaller; because the E10’s design is so refined, it appears significantly trimmer. In addition, it’s significantly lighter – taking battery into consideration, the E10 weighs just 55g whereas the E900 weighs about 83g. In any case, the E10 is definitely one piece of marvel that is worth keeping. If you are interested, check back this thread for updated "Size Comparison" pictures between both units.