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I should also say that at this point, I also wouldn't pay extra for bluray yet. I'd take the extra cost of the bluray player, and put it towards better speakers. The bluray players will only get cheaper, and better.

You're probably better off going 2.1 for home theater for bang for the buck. Add surround as you can afford it, but you'll do better maximizing your money on the front 2 to begin with.

Shrug, the atoms aren't for gaming. For most other things, they're decent.

A decent cheap ht receiver that has what you need + Home Theater Direct middy and flat panel speakers and a sub.

correct

given that space is the last thing I look for in headphones, it's not surprising that I didn't find that out about the 701s...when I want space, I tend to listen to speakers.

I thought the 701s were technically good, but uninvolving. It doesn't do anything partciularly wrong (except bass response), but it just doesn't do anything particularly well, either.

sowter is for SE/BALANCED, it's not a power transformer

I wouldnt' have thought the 120 would be light enough, or the WWS to be dense enough to do a black and tan. Did it layer, or just mix?

What sucks about it for you? I use it for email, calendaring, idisk, and contact syncing, and all work pretty well for me.

thanks

The dell mini9 runs leopard really well, too.

Ok, I'll rephrase. If you don't shape up, you're gonna get time to read more.

It'd take about 40 cups of green tea to make up for 3-4 cups of coffee if you brew the coffee the way I do.

Perhaps you'd be happier at headfi?

I watched the 2nd episode tonight. I'm in, this is going somewhere interesting.

Did someone say anything about herbal tea?

I hope that doesn't include the leather bag.

NTFS-3G for Mac OS X NTFS driver for mac.

So you can't hear when you're in the desert?

oh, we can fix that, too

Just because the english drink MORE tea than americans doesn't mean they're good at it. Hell has an englishman as chef.

depends on the tea, my wife's teas are better extracted around 185

We have hot water on tap at 190F, so water for tea is always available...

any word on this yet?