Tomtom XXL 540.
The 5" screen is a nice upgrade from my old 3.5" one
Tomtom XXL 540.
The 5" screen is a nice upgrade from my old 3.5" one
top is p3 win 98alexb wrote:
Is that a Pentium 2 I spot there?menzo wrote:
i have 2 old school thinkpads, b4 the lenovo age. IBM up in this bitch
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bottom is p2 win 95
I bought this one too, its niiiiice.Little BaBy JESUS wrote:
http://www.techshout.com/img/tomtom-xxl-550-series.jpg
Tomtom XXL 540.
The 5" screen is a nice upgrade from my old 3.5" one
A pair of KRK Rokit RP5G2s.
http://www.amazon.com/KRKRP5-Powered-St … amp;sr=8-4
Bought 'em about 10 days ago, but my replacement just showed up, one of them was DOA. Must say, I'm very pleased. Missing a little bit of my low low bass but the number of songs that include bass that low are pretty insignificant. Sound great, probably even better when I switch to an external sound card or DAC.
http://www.amazon.com/KRKRP5-Powered-St … amp;sr=8-4
Bought 'em about 10 days ago, but my replacement just showed up, one of them was DOA. Must say, I'm very pleased. Missing a little bit of my low low bass but the number of songs that include bass that low are pretty insignificant. Sound great, probably even better when I switch to an external sound card or DAC.
Bevo is learning. Make sure you have them connected with balanced cables when you get a DAC. Also they need around 200 hours of burn in, after that they will sound approx 25% better. Sub really gives another dimension to these, you should consider it.
They came with XLRs so I'll be using those when I get a DAC. The only problem with the sub is it's another 400, and I only work part time in the summer, it would be a big hit to my available cash..Sup wrote:
Bevo is learning. Make sure you have them connected with balanced cables when you get a DAC. Also they need around 200 hours of burn in, after that they will sound approx 25% better. Sub really gives another dimension to these, you should consider it.
ed: 400, not 300.
Last edited by Bevo (2010-08-16 13:27:30)
DAC is priorityBevo wrote:
They came with XLRs so I'll be using those when I get a DAC. The only problem with the sub is it's another 300, and I only work part time in the summer, it would be a big hit to my available cash..Sup wrote:
Bevo is learning. Make sure you have them connected with balanced cables when you get a DAC. Also they need around 200 hours of burn in, after that they will sound approx 25% better. Sub really gives another dimension to these, you should consider it.
No kidding, I have to drop the AC adapter out of my laptop so I don't get a shitton of static coming out of them. -_-.Sup wrote:
DAC is priorityBevo wrote:
They came with XLRs so I'll be using those when I get a DAC. The only problem with the sub is it's another 300, and I only work part time in the summer, it would be a big hit to my available cash..Sup wrote:
Bevo is learning. Make sure you have them connected with balanced cables when you get a DAC. Also they need around 200 hours of burn in, after that they will sound approx 25% better. Sub really gives another dimension to these, you should consider it.
yeah AC power is dirty, especially out of a cheap wall wart.
Mushkin Callisto 60GB
2GB Mushkin DDR3 1066MHz laptop memory.
Will go in my new Thinkpad that I'm getting next week
2GB Mushkin DDR3 1066MHz laptop memory.
Will go in my new Thinkpad that I'm getting next week
Just got my 13" macbook pro today, looks sexi
time to chatroulette and omegle it up tonight
time to chatroulette and omegle it up tonight
60GB total in a laptop?Sydney wrote:
Mushkin Callisto 60GB
http://www.gadgetfolder.com/wp-content/ … to-ssd.jpg
2GB Mushkin DDR3 1066MHz laptop memory.
Will go in my new Thinkpad that I'm getting next week
soundsbadman
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
It's an SSD...although, I would get a bigger one for a laptop..but still.FloppY_ wrote:
60GB total in a laptop?Sydney wrote:
Mushkin Callisto 60GB
http://www.gadgetfolder.com/wp-content/ … to-ssd.jpg
2GB Mushkin DDR3 1066MHz laptop memory.
Will go in my new Thinkpad that I'm getting next week
soundsbadman
I don't frickin care if it was a quantum datastorage device made of solid unobtainium... 60GB is just TOO little unless you still use DOS as your main OS...killer21 wrote:
It's an SSD...although, I would get a bigger one for a laptop..but still.FloppY_ wrote:
60GB total in a laptop?Sydney wrote:
Mushkin Callisto 60GB
http://www.gadgetfolder.com/wp-content/ … to-ssd.jpg
2GB Mushkin DDR3 1066MHz laptop memory.
Will go in my new Thinkpad that I'm getting next week
soundsbadman
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
you can install a second HDD in a T series
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pron surfed, weak and weary, over many a strange and spurious site of ' hot xxx galore'. While i clicked my fav'rite bookmark, suddenly there came a warning, and my heart was filled with mourning, mourning for my dear amour, " 'Tis not possible!", i muttered, " give me back my free hardcore!"..... quoth the server, 404.
This, plus he'll be running some distro of Linux, which doesn't take up any space, and I don't think he's going to be downloading onto it. 60GB is fine for a secondary computer.max wrote:
you can install a second HDD in a T series
thank god for thatmax wrote:
you can install a second HDD in a T series
I'd personally hate running linux on a mint ideapad.. but that's just me...
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Thinkpad. Ideapad is the cheapo brand of Lenovo.
Linux runs awesomely on Thinkpads. It's great
Linux runs awesomely on Thinkpads. It's great
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pron surfed, weak and weary, over many a strange and spurious site of ' hot xxx galore'. While i clicked my fav'rite bookmark, suddenly there came a warning, and my heart was filled with mourning, mourning for my dear amour, " 'Tis not possible!", i muttered, " give me back my free hardcore!"..... quoth the server, 404.
doh I mean't Thinkpadmax wrote:
Thinkpad. Ideapad is the cheapo brand of Lenovo.
Linux runs awesomely on Thinkpads. It's great
I said the other because I got an ideapad netbook and mixed it up just now
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
I'd quite happily stick 40/60 GB SSD in my laptop, I have ubuntu on it, and I don't download onto it.
I don't download much on my laptop either, but damn, I couldn't even live with 60gig on my netbook
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
I'm running a 160GB hdd (157GB Formatted), of which 130.5 is free. That's with Xubuntu, and some videos on it.
I couldn't live with ubuntu day-to-day...
but less than 160GB for windows, pictures, music, videos, etc. etc. is just too cramped...
I like having some headroom too...
but less than 160GB for windows, pictures, music, videos, etc. etc. is just too cramped...
I like having some headroom too...
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
But you wouldn't have Windows, pictures, music, videos or 'etc'. The point being it'd be for internet and working, using your computer for the rest..
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