some of the jvc's do 2500 x 2000, which is about 200 dpi on a 9 x 14.
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Looks like junk. I think this is just a 5MP digital camera put in a box
with its focus fixed to a fixed distance. 1800 dpi sounds like a lot but
isn't because 35mm slides are small. Slide scanners usually operate at
4000, 6000, or 8000 dpi
This is the FCC's take on the rules.
http://www.fcc.gov/mb/facts/otard.html They have to allow you some
antenna unless they don't. There are small stealthy antennas that
work in the UHF range where the HD/Digital signals are.
On Jan 4, 2008 12:03 PM, Michel Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Plenty
On Jan 3, 2008 12:47 PM, Jay Montero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My daughter's new HP laptop with Vista works fine except when it goes
to sleep it disconnects from the wireless router. She can reconnect
manually no problem. But is there any way to reconnect automatically
(or better yet stay
Yes, but so does this device featured in the NY Times today:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/06/business/06novel.html
At $200 (street) it would probably be cheaper than trying to upgrade
that old computer in the closet, not to mention the hassle of trying
to get Linux working yourself. Probably
At 04:14 PM 1/5/2008, you wrote:
Now I just need a larger card. My 512mb ain't
going to cut it if I decide to start taking movies. Panasonic
recommends a 10mb high speed card, what ever that is. Anyway, this
camera has more features
sdhc for the player, coach and fan:
I watch on my Samsung 42 DLP connected through a HDMI port. :-)
on Sat, 5 Jan 2008, Tony B wrote:
So do you have to watch this material through the 6200? Or the HD5000?
Or is it easy to watch it all over the house?
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I was looking at the Lumix (I can't help but read that as lummox) and the
Canon S5. Both are very nice cameras and are priced about the same.
I ended up getting the Canon as it has the hot shoe and uses AA batteries,
as opposed to the proprietary battery that Panasonic uses. Also, after
reading
I forgot to mention the variable, camcorder-like LCD screen that the Canon
has. It can fold into the camera altogether and present the plastic back of
the screen, letting you use only the view finder.
I liked that feature over the fixed screen on the Panasonic. It helps
protect the screen and
I can second your familiarity point. I bought the S5 for my wife and because
the setup and menu is so like the Canon A620 the learning curve was almost
nonexistent.
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On Jan 5, 2008, at 8:58 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
This Mac, and several others, has RCA audio in/out [and S-Video +
composite] as part of the standard configuration. That, along with
Roxio's CD Spin Doctor, has been excellent for converting our huge
audio collection [used to do work for radio
Looking at an Aspire laptop, AS5720-4126 at Microcenter:
http://tinyurl.com/2zxdzg
The specs have the basics of what is needed in a laptop and it looks and
works nicely. Other than it being Vista as well as not being an Mac (Tom
;-) ), is this a safe buy? I don't have any experience with Acer
DirecTV stated the following when I asked them:
Standard, non-high-definition DIRECTV satellite equipment will not be
obsolete when the broadcast industry converts from an analog to digital
format. Because DIRECTV equipment and broadcast centers are already
digital, we must convert the
But that doesn't answer either of my questions.
Okay, I don't think the 6200 has HDMI out so I've taken the time to
look up the HD5000. Wow - at $400 I bet that's going to be more than
most people thought your whole home made PVR cost! And you still can't
watch a recording anywhere but right in
Looking at an Aspire laptop, AS5720-4126 at Microcenter:
http://tinyurl.com/2zxdzg
The specs have the basics of what is needed in a laptop and it looks and
works nicely. Other than it being Vista as well as not being an Mac (Tom
;-) ), is this a safe buy? I don't have any experience with Acer
I think I ended up spending around $300. I bought a lot of stuff on
eBay and got great deals such as the case cost me nothing after rebates
from NewEgg. I think the hard drive was a left over from a previous
machine.
on Sun, 6 Jan 2008, Site Guy wrote:
What is the cost so far?
The answer avoids an important issue. The aspect ratio of SD vs. HD is
different. This means that your already small SD screen will be made even
smaller when the HD size picture is letterboxed to fit on your SD screen.
I bet you won't like it.
DirecTV stated the following when I asked them:
Great long article in the NY Times...
Can You Count on Voting Machines?
www.nytimes.com/2008/01/06/magazine/06Vote-t.html?pagewanted=1ref=magazine
Perfection isnt possible, of course; every voting system has flaws. So
historically, the public and candidates for public office have
grudgingly
bought an Asus laptop for wife for kitchen use. bought it on price alone.
added some ram. still running fine after 2 years of hard use. it is not
transported, which is the real laptop killer. sits on a countertop covered in
flour, olive oil, etc.
when she was employed, she drug a laptop
Shows what happens when you give a barbarian a meter.
Yeah, but it's data. How good the data is may be open to
interpretation, but it's a lot better than arbitrary statements
about what format sounds better.
Data is not the same as information. It may even me misinformation.
If he finds such a
Yes, but so does this device featured in the NY Times today:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/06/business/06novel.html
At $200 (street)
Wow. This looks very interesting. But trying to figure out what they
really are offering is like reading tea leaves. What can it really do?
Hey! You would not need the body, just the correct finger
Ugh, did I actually say that?
John Mealey
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