morphsci

I use an Asus EeePC 1000H with XP home as a transportable solution with the Pico. It is always with me as my small laptop of choice. I upgraded it to 2GB of Ram and a 320GB internal drive so I do not need to use an external drive. I prefer my Mac Mini as a transport solution in my stationary office rig because I have the choice of optical or USB out but I could certainly be happy with the Asus there if economic conditions force a decision. The Pico is small enough to sit in front of the keyboard on the left side so I can move about pretty freely with the EeePC.

Good luck to your friend and Kudos to his friend.

FTFY

MS-1i, MS-2is and MS-Proi

FTFY

It's your birthday so have fun.

^^^Bingo. Still in my pedantic mode so I wanted him to figure it out for himself.

Very Nice!

Swooosh!

Man you and Jen have it so hard I don't know how you deal with it.

He understands the intricacies of Barbecue, Bourbon and Southern Sensibilities, therefore not a heathen. My post therefore my definition.

You're the Al Gore of headphones.

Happy birthday to a non-heathen.

and a spare

Hope you hit the target on your birthday.

Amanda Palmer - Who Killed Amanda Palmer

Neko Case - The Tigers Have Spoken

NO! You need moar fowl. Use frozen turkeys.

Nice! I'll drink to that!

Aimee Mann - @#%&*! Smilers

Except the DAC3 is a $1000 DAC selling for $2500 IMO.

BINGO. Give this man a prize. They have a whole raft of technologies in there but they pointed at very different market segments. The Wadia represents a simpler and more flexible solution. However, this is coming from someone who has no interest in either the Bel Canto or Wadia dock.

Right .... or I could buy the Wadia and route the digital output into my HT processor and convert it to 5.1 or 7.1 there. Hmmm .... let me see which way I should go.

Check the interconnects, take two aspirin and call me in the morning.

Have a Happy Woody Birthday