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i'm in the rare position where i'm a) in need of a new iPod and b) about up for my phone contract upgrade. and now of course, it's pretty much certain that an iPhone similarly priced to an iPod touch will be out in the UK before christmas. well-trusted new nokia + cheap contract + thin, light...

on Monday i will be installing home Premium vista on a 6 year old Dell Dimension 1.8GHz P4, also adding in 1GB ram and a GeForce 6200 256MB to hopefully offset the vista bloat. My Dad decided to buy a copy of vista and asked me to help get it to work... minimum reccomended reqs are 1Ghz, and i...

it's actually remarkably well thought out. it takes courage for a designer to omit something that people use, you have to weigh in the benefits of removing it. people who use bluetooth keyboards are often people who use it on their laps. the keypad shifts the centre of the typing area off to...

i'm just curious to see how a 1.3gb psd would fare in coverflow. will i get spinny beachball hell?

four 5-inch nails, hammered through in the corners. ain't going nowhere.

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i said that ;) but yes. i'd probably actually buy a cheap 60gb 5G and stick a 160gb hdd in when the prices dropped.

i love my shuffle. it so brilliant, after carting around a full ipod, something that weighs less that the half-length earphones i have, and doesn't need any input from me to work it. listen to it on the tram into town to meet people, leave it in the bottom of my pocket all night then still...

why not have a jonathan ive designed sleek aluminium powerhouse, and stick linux on that?

difficult to explain in an all encompassing way, and many people have done so already (google is your best bet)... but here goes: basically, when something on a screen isn't horizontal or vertical, it looks all jaggedy as the pixels have to sit within their grid. anti-aliasing smooths the...

i would imagine so. to be honest though, although they *say* the new Classic is thinner, it has to be microns as even the 'thin' 80gb model i handled was still fairly hefty. in fact, thinking about it, it actually feels like a step back. the interface on the 5g was rapid, very fluid. on the...

played with a new nano, and also an 80gb classic. nano: so small it's getting silly. when people see that it's fat, they don't realise that it's nearly half the size of the old one... and it feels very thin too. video is even more amazing than the old 5G full-fat, as all the UI overlays...

steampunks other work is to be respected though. a very fine craftsman that one, with a keen eye for detail and a very good aesthetic.

it's an ipod. not a pda. keep it simple. yeah it's crap when people cripple stuff but it's business, they aren't a charity.

yes, but enough to pay the bills?

nah all the ipods with clickwheels you can do most things through denim, even change volume if you've got the skillz.

i had 2 hard drive failures on my 4G B+W ipod, they replaced it like for like, even after the release of the 5G and the 5.5G ipod videos...

the apple radio-remote for £30 will do that job.

160gb is the highest capacity a 1.8" disk (ipod size) comes in, it was actually released only about 2 weeks ago. before that, 120gb was the biggest. next size up is 2.5", which goes to about 200gb i think, and that's archos-size brick size.

no. traditionally, apple has never updated hardware specifically to tie in with an OS release. if you can wait till the leopard countdown, which is when they announce the release date a month or so in advance, (some time in late september/october), then you can buy the MBP safe in the...