On a very similar note, for portable music I think that all this
discussion of "which version of ATRAC sounds better" should be secondary
to making sure you buy the best headphones you can afford. The headphones
that come with *any* (and I have yet to find an exception) portable music
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Hi everyone!
Once I had read the review of the Onkyo FR-435; I was reading a review of a
system that effectively is a successor to one of the top-notch classic
"3-in-1"
Hi everyone, I have an opportunity to have a special interview with David
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Marketing Manager for MPO Media.
So, you are free to ask me any question that you want me to ask him about
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Crutchfield does not list the Sony mxd-d5c as having lp mode.
http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S-0h2MciNxeT5/ProdView.asp?s=0c=4g=1074
0I=156MXDD5o=Ma=0
But see this.
http://www.minidisc.org/MXD-D5C_translation.htm,
Is this a mistake or some strange marketing strategy?
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| OK, but who "created them". For example Sony and the MD. Or was this a
| collaboration of a bunch of companies borrowing from existing technologies.
Everything about DVD has been a collabarative effort, in spite of several
attempts to hijack it
Hi Chris,
that those wireless things that broadcast a signal to the car radio are
terrible; I don't want to use one of those.
Why not just change the radio /cd player to a cheapo radio/cassette
player. Some now have a 3.5mm jack socket for a cd or md input and you
could dispense with
I'll just write another post about this. It's easier than posting a link
to the first which was in an egroup mailing list.
I just received a new computer-my first-as a gift. It's very nice but I
want to upgrade several things. Also, I know next to nothing about
computers. Here are the specs:
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Howdy all, this is yet another headphone question, but hopefully in a =
completely different way. lately i've been traveling out the wazo =
via air. anyway my MD always
to check the memory, right click on My Computer and choose Properties.
That will tell you a lot about the computer.
Rodney Peterson wrote:
I'll just write another post about this. It's easier than posting a link
to the first which was in an egroup mailing list.
I just received a new
Everything about DVD has been a collabarative effort, in spite of several
attempts to hijack it -- DivX anyone?
| I have mentioned that regarding the DVD on the list before. The CD is
| obvious now. But don't forget that the CD has been around much longer
| then the MD and did not catch
Matthew Wall wrote:
so the question comes since =
portable md players really dont like dishing out that kind of power for =
larger headphones for a long period of time anyone have any suggestions =
for comfortable earphones that dont suck a lot of juice and sound pretty =
good? yeah i
Unless someone knows of a specific model, you are going to have to do some
research.
Like speakers, headphones all have difference efficiency . Some require large
amounts of power while others will produce high volume from a small amount of
power. I wish I cold be more helpful.
I
I called Dell and there's good news and some not so good news. The most
important thing is they do have a 4X DVD-ROM drive and plug in PCMCIA
card available for my model (Dell Latitude CP M233ST). I'm guessing the
card will have video and audio out. Don't know for sure, since the
department to
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