On Sat, 2006-12-02 at 20:08 -0800, Ben Barrett wrote:
> One *could*, theoretically, bring an s-video or component video output
> (although I think most Craptastic set-top boxen only hav composite
> video out) into MythTV, and train an RF-transceiver to C's box. It
> doesn't sound seamless or entir
Precisely, for sale in the US. Next to nothing is actually
produced here.
--- Ben Barrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Agreed... I would *love* to see the core 2 duo (or amd x2, for
> that matter)
> integrated into more subnotebooks.
> But, as for the US context Mr. O, you didn't mean *produced*
If you get a digital cable box you'll have a component option.
Only old analog boxen have composite only. Oh, and my Wii only
has composite. Need to buy the component adapter. Sure beats the
old days having to buy an RF modulator just to hook up the NES
to my 19" TV.
--- Ben Barrett <[EMAIL PROTE
Agreed... I would *love* to see the core 2 duo (or amd x2, for that matter)
integrated into more subnotebooks.
But, as for the US context Mr. O, you didn't mean *produced* in the US,
right? (just for sale in the US?)
If you don't need high-end CPU power, don't forget about the Oqo, they
employ a
One *could*, theoretically, bring an s-video or component video output
(although I think most Craptastic set-top boxen only hav composite video
out) into MythTV, and train an RF-transceiver to C's box. It doesn't sound
seamless or entirely easy, but rather, a bit convoluted, but ... possible
toda
Under 3 lbs? Can't find much in the US that is under 3 lbs.
Under 4 lbs can be found. Nothing that I have ready access to.
--- Allen Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anything under 3 lbs? I want light weight.
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Mr O wrote:
ComputerBase, 4770 Village Plaza Lp, 10am to 6pm M-F.
No dual core notebooks in stock. We don't generally do
"whitebooks" either unless you 'really' want one.
Anything under 3 lbs? I want light weight.
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Allen Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://69.59.200.90/~abrown/
"'Moderation i
The unencrypted ones are only the publicly free over the air via TV/FM
tuner. All others channels are encrypted/blocked (blocked via firewire
port).
Guess I'll wait another year. Would rather have the ease of use of
Mythtv rather then the hassle of digital TV with the slow & bulky
digital set to
ComputerBase, 4770 Village Plaza Lp, 10am to 6pm M-F.
No dual core notebooks in stock. We don't generally do
"whitebooks" either unless you 'really' want one.
--- dooger watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Store, Gracey?
>
> Where? (Wanna' go see).
>
> Got any dual cores?
>
> Thanx,
> M
>
> Mr
Store, Gracey?
Where? (Wanna' go see).
Got any dual cores?
Thanx,
M
Mr O wrote:
Their base $799 is a Celeron M. The 14" inch model they show has
all the same specs of the basic Acer Travelmate I have in stock
at the store for only $650.
--- dooger watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mr. O me
http://usa.asus.com/products.aspx?l1=23&l2=126&l3=0&model=1441&modelmenu=1
That laptop with DVDRW, 1394, 60GB 5400RPM drive, Intel
Wireless, 512RAM, 1.6 Celeron M - $850.
Realize one problem with "custom build laptops". If there is a
problem it goes back to where you bought it, they have to part
Their base $799 is a Celeron M. The 14" inch model they show has
all the same specs of the basic Acer Travelmate I have in stock
at the store for only $650.
--- dooger watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mr. O mentioned that he could get these s76's cheaper with no
> OS
> installed.
>
> What ki
> Hotswap is a fun one -- I haven't worked with it in over 6 months, but
> beware the stated "hotswapability" of a drive, cage, etc, compared to the
> real capability of the controller, drivers, and OS :) Newegg has some good
> cage deals, I like the one (I forget the brand though) where you can f
Does anyone have a socket 939 processor kicking around (perhaps from a
recent upgrade?) that they would be willing to trade and/or sell
cheap? I'm not really concerned about speed, anything that will work
in this board will be fast enough.
--
-Regards-
-Quentin Hartman-
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Hotswap is a fun one -- I haven't worked with it in over 6 months, but
beware the stated "hotswapability" of a drive, cage, etc, compared to the
real capability of the controller, drivers, and OS :) Newegg has some good
cage deals, I like the one (I forget the brand though) where you can fit 5
3.
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