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None of you got the message did you. No one cares, except for the
insane people that keep replying to this, can't we just accept
everyone is different and prefers using something different than
another person? For fluffs sake, there only friggin computers, theres
much
None of you got the message did you. No one cares, except for the insane people that
keep replying to this, can't we just accept everyone is different and prefers using
something different than another person? For fluffs sake, there only friggin
computers, theres much more pressing matters in
Richard Rudie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone have any more dirt about these Net MD drives? Like why is Sony
releasing two of them, what's the differences? Any ideas about how much
they'll cost? It'd be wise on Sony's part to make them relatively
inexpensive, so maybe people will actually
Shawn Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mac may be best for you, but PC is best for many people and there
will have to be a LOT of changes before a Mac is right for everyone.
I never said Mac was best for me, nor did I say that PC wasn't best for
others. NO computer is best for everyone, and that
and what model is it?
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 06:18:42PM -0500, Matt Wall wrote:
Yes they do (chipset was meant as graphics card) and i dont wanna say your
wrong, but i have one sitting here.
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and what model is it?
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 06:18:42PM -0500
Had a trawl round Sony Japan and found a page full of Net MD gear. Check it
out.
http://www.sony.co.jp/sd/products/Consumer/netmd/list.html
Jammed with good stuff. Use Altavista to translate the pages from
Japanese...
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Had a trawl round Sony Japan and found a page full of Net MD gear.
Hmm... maybe the MDS-NT1 is one of the Net MD drives that other
article referred to. I was picturing something more like a Zip drive. (I
don't mean in data-storage, because we all know Sony bungled that
chance, but in that it's
Sorry to keep this off-topic thread going, but I have an
obsessive-compulsive need to correct misinformation ;)
Shawn Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Macs commanded a premium price on hardware
This was definitely true in the past, but it is not any longer.
The thing most people forget about the
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ok this thread wont die, and since it wont,
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1) this thread started out bad and went to
macdef wrote:
Sorry to keep this off-topic thread going, but I have an
obsessive-compulsive need to correct misinformation ;)
Shawn Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Macs commanded a premium price on hardware
This was definitely true in the past, but it is not any longer.
Yes, but when I
Sent: 24 September 2001 01:21
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Subject: MD: Net MD (slightly OT)
At 14:28 -0500 19-09-2001, Shawn Lin wrote:
Gerard Naude wrote:
How come everybody says how crappy windows is but nobody wants to use
something else? I have tried to convert people with no luck. People
moan
with all this discussion about how crappy different os's are it made me
think of something. Peronally i've never read on this list this following
statement I cant believe anyone would buy 'Brand X' MD player recorder
because it always crashes and totally sucks yeah some of the sharps had a
toc
My son is a teacher at a private school. This year they gave all of the
teacher's Ibook Titaniums. He had a problem with it and I tried to help over
the phone. But I'm not Apple literate.
We couldn't understand why the school bought Apples and even the entire system
in the school is Apples.
Apple gives huge breaks on both software and hardware for schools, studends
and teachers. so i would guess that is a lot of the reason, not that they
want the students using an os that they will use in the real world ;)
We couldn't understand why the school bought Apples and even the entire
At 14:28 -0500 19-09-2001, Shawn Lin wrote:
Gerard Naude wrote:
How come everybody says how crappy windows is but nobody wants to use
something else? I have tried to convert people with no luck. People moan,
but never make an effort to try something new :-( Try anything but windows
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Dont take this the wrong way but anymore with
Mark Ligtenstein wrote:
I don't know about you, but ALL my friends and family run Windows. Even
acquaintences that I meet run Windows. What are the stats now, 85% of
all PC users run Windows? Most software in the store and most new
shareware is also for Windows.
Even my friend that's
Shawn Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
t0ner, inc wrote:
AM I missing something here? Is NET MD going to allow me to upload my
minidisc field recordings to my PC faster? Am I going to have to use my
crappy Windoze machine?-- I'd rather use my Mac...
No. Net MD works the other way, PC
Shawn Lin wrote,
L I personally haven't noticed any stability problems with Win98SE
L either. I tried WinME and it was a big, bloated, and crashed a lot.
Just the opposite of my experience with those two ... anyhow, Matt Wall
wrote,
W ... with the implementation of
W burnproof (and whatever
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Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor wrote:
t0ner, inc wrote:
AM I missing something here? Is NET MD going to allow me to upload my
minidisc field recordings to my PC faster? Am I going to have to use my
crappy Windoze machine?-- I'd rather use my Mac...
No. Net MD works the other way, PC to MD. Not MD to PC.
Shawn
Shawn,
actually from what i've been reading it will allow you to go both ways.
I could be wrong, but i hope i read it correctly.
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AM I missing something here? Is NET MD going to allow me to upload my
minidisc field recordings to my PC faster? Am I going to have to use my
crappy Windoze machine?-- I'd rather use my Mac...
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so i'm curious how many of us are holding out on any new md equipment till
netmd arrives? i know i'm one.
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Me too. Putting off the new LP deck for a wee while...
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Subject: MD: net md
so i'm curious how many of us are holding out on any new md equipment
Matt Wall posed,
| so i'm curious how many of us are holding out on any new md equipment till
| netmd arrives? i know i'm one.
NetMD will be of no use to me. Depending on how intrusive and impeding the
security measures turn out to be, it will be a real boon to a lot of people,
but I won't
Regarding Sonys proposed Net MD, right now all audio MD recorders record
in some form of ATRAC. Would it require major additional electronics to
be able to record MP3 files directly on to Mini Discs from a PC, via
either USB or Firewire?
To me this seems akin to Sonys eventually having to
Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor wrote:
Hi,
Here's the English press release
http://www.sony.co.jp/en/SonyInfo/News/Press/200106/01-037E/
Rick
Hi all.
Sony seems to feel secure that even without a strong foot hold in the US, the MD
format is very
much alive and thriving world wide.
Hi,
Here's the English press release
http://www.sony.co.jp/en/SonyInfo/News/Press/200106/01-037E/
Rick
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