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Vell after deliberating whether I needed this or not, i couldn't resist, I got myself this puppy

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logitech desktop wireless keyboard S510. I use a laptop but the weight of the battery and the overall thing getting hot on my lap annoys me. So I am getting this to have the laptop on my bedside table and to sit on my bed with the wireless keyboard. I cant wait :lol: Also got a 4.5 metre high speed USB cable to connect my laptop to my external hard disk when im chilling out :lol:

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I played about 5 minutes of Untold Legends and haven't even touched Metal Gear Acid yet. This is very much a portable video, photo, reader, multifunction thinga-ma-jig for me, games are pretty much secondary. I might have to buy GTA just so I can use homebrew apps which is kind of silly, though I'll have some fun playing that :) . Sony should just open the damn thing up, there's so much functionality here it's a shame they're trying to stunt its growth.

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My last acquisitions are Denon a receiver 3806 and a Denon DVD/SACD player 1920... and lots of SACD's.... and a new 250Gig. SATA HD in a Enermax enclosure to achieve at last the terrabyte limit in all. I was having difficulty in storing the movies.... and a Kenwood Espresso machine to replace my old Krups.

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Awesome, does the 1920 have Denon Link or are you using 6-channel direct out/in to playback DVD-A and SACD?

No Denon Link unfortunately. I am using Ext. In 5+1. Probably next month when I'll gather more resources I will go for a 3910. Even 2910 doesnt have a DLink. Still 1920 is a fairly good player.

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No Denon Link unfortunately. I am using Ext. In 5+1. Probably next month when I'll gather more resources I will go for a 3910. Even 2910 doesnt have a DLink. Still 1920 is a fairly good player.

I've got a 2200S and love it. When I'm ready for a new AVR I'll be buying Denon. They make really great sounding equipment.

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I've got a 2200S and love it. When I'm ready for a new AVR I'll be buying Denon. They make really great sounding equipment.

I have used many Denon's in the past. CD players: 3560, 2560, 3000, and amplifiers PM1560, and monoblock power amplifiers. Then I had switched to Marantz. I still keep my old Ken Ishiwata signed CD player. Then with Home Theatrer I used Yamaha and I didnt like its musicality. Apart being a good HT amplifier Denon 3806 souds awesome while playing SACD's and CD's. I hope you get one soon.

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i just bought a (SIMA SFX-9 Video Effects Mixer) to augment my massive MD-Hi-MD audio studio;; and convert it into a semi massive A/V hang-out.

am now collecting music on DVD-RAM's; DVD-R's & RW's and at 4 hours a shot with visuals. (instead of my usual 800 MD's and 27 MD Decks).

sometimes i just add a little "Ocean" or "Fireplace" into the original video scene; sometimes naught; bought three portable DVD players to monitor; awesome thing goin on here; too bad i am all alone!

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the bluenote/verve "first class jazz" compilation... 20cd's with the greatest jazz-legends:

- Miles Davis

- Billie Holiday

- Chet Baker

- Louis Armstrong

- Sonny Rolins

- Art Blakey

- Thelonious Monk

- Charles Mingus

- Charlie Parker

- Ella Fitzgerald

- Oscar Peterson

- Toots Thielemans

- Dizzie Gillespie

- John Coltrane

- Stan Getz

- Duke Ellington

- Sarah Vaughan

- Wayne Shorter

- Count Basie

- Djengo Reinhardt

hmm... hours and hours of good music

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I'm ordering an optical cable from the source! :)

I haven't got it yet... But I should have by the end of the week!

did you see my post that they moved to the (Technical, Tips & Tricks) forum about Radio Shack selling optical & VIdeo cables dirt cheap? all you have to do is separate them and you got yourself a 6 foot optical cable for about $4.00 USD. (http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=14660)

i guess they are discontinuing their optical stuff.

oh, i bought two more 3 footers today.

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A speaker system (Genius SW-2.1 850) for my NH900 and HD5. The line out sounds like a charm :D (better than the volume to the top)

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Specifications ----

RMS: total output power 20 Watts

- Woofer 14 watts

- Satellite 3 watts (each)

P.M.P.O: 850 Watts

Driver Unit:

- Woofer 5"

- Satellites: 3" full range

Frequency Response (THD10%):

- Woofer: 20 ~ 200Hz

- Satellites: 80Hz ~ 20KHz

S/N ratio:

- Woofer: 77 dB

- Satellites: 70 dB

Power Source: AC transformer built-in

Controls: Power, Volume and Bass

Dimensions (WxHxD):

Woofer: 290 x 225 x 175mm

Satellite: 100 x 135 x 103mm (each)

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Well my sister and I watch dvd's alot, and they get get battered quite a bit, im in the process of backing up all my dvd's. sort of like how some people backup their cd;s to md to save their originals?

I hope you weren't insinuating anything..

to get an idea of how quick us normal people go through dvd;s go here: http://club.cdfreaks.com/ :D

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i burn to DVD's at about 70 and CD'R's about 30 % now;; i have a dual layer DVD burner in my PC#2; but the copywrite scheme is frustrating; so i do the "Realtime" transfers which suite me fine.

question is; where do you write/print on a dual layer; how do you know which one is which; or, are the layers on the same side?

lately my dvd burner only burns the (1-x8) ones (minuses) and not the (1-!6X) (minuses) ones

so today i bought 100 more sony DVD-R's (1-8x) (in 50 spindles).

why is that?

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it probably only burns at 8x because the computer isnt powerful enough to send the data to the drive fast enough. The fastest I have managed ti burn a regular dvd at is 12x. To burn at 16x you would need a VERY good hard disk, good processor, and at least a gig of ram i woudve thought. I've given up on trying to write at 16x.

Despite the name being 'dual layer' in normal peoples terms, there arent two 'sides' to the disc, the laser just focuses one way for the first coating of the disc and another way for the second half to write the data.

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thanks Greg fror the quick reply and the the answeres that i understand.

me guru students have WARNED me that my PC's are prehistoric; and the NEW Microsoft generation that will superceed "XP" will make ALL of the "Now" programs useless.

it's gonna be a tradeoff for better security for the need for us to BUY all new bling bling programs.

i am saving up my "Pennies" for to buy my last super PC; this time it will be the identical ones to my students'; and i will ride out the wave of deathness with them; burning and pirating anything i can bling on.

of course that also means spending my total retirement money on semi-bling blings including a cup of Starbucks coffee if you ever roam this area (RI-USA).

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Haven't really bought this...it was a birthday present from my girlfriend...but I'm happy about it so I thought I'd just show it off overhere anyway :lol:

Tivoli Audio⎟SongBook (in red)

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this is a great weather resistant rubber coated FM/AM radio/alarm clock with aux-in and amazingly good audio-quality seeing it has only one small speaker!

oh and I love the cartoonesque look (it looks like it fell out off a Simpsons' episode)! Just say Yes to fun and a BIG NO to boring white speakers (take that you iPuddle... :P just kidding... this also sells in white and there's even a bag for it with extra room for an iPod -_- )

it really is great as it runs (really long!!) on six AA's (or the ac-adaptor) and it can even charge those batteries when plugged in. It has great FM-reception even in Brussels where there are way too much radiostations on limited frequency... and as it is this light and small (about 15-20-5cm H-W-D) and splash resistant it is a perfect companion for those wonderful nights/afternoons outside with a bunch of friends and good music!! (coming from my NH900 plugged in the side)

I will be traveling a lot in the near future... but you can bet that this baby and my NH900 will be folowing me around all the time!

darn ain't I just too lucky with such a girlriend?

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1. a telescoptic back scratcher (stainless steel); could dub as a long fork;) *which i have that too*.

2. 25 TDK DVD-R bland disks; bur my video and music projedts ($6.99) before takeation withouf representation; and i dollar for parking!

3. a "Buddha-Bar" (Nature) DVD/CD set; i've been trying to get my hand on this for months; finally tracked one down to Providence Mall; the Gucci Mall with the Mucci prices.

i can't wait to use some of these scenes for my dvd/cd projects; and also watch the "estra/special"; girls getting drunk at the "Buddha-Bar" wherever that is. *i assue in a Buddhah country*.

reminds me of the 2 1/2 years i spent in Morocco!!!!

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