Monday, November 21, 2005

Techy Stuff

LCD TV

High quality 8-inch TFT Screen
Built-in over the air tuner w/ antenna
Can hook up to cable or satellite receiver output
AC and DC Adapter included
Remote control included
Can be used with earphones (not included)
Measures: 10" x 6.5" x 1"Weighs: 2.75 lbs.Operates on AC/DC
You won't miss a moment of your favorite shows with our handy portable LCD TV. We know flat-screen TVs are the wave of the future, but that 32-incher can't be taken anywhere. Ours is just eight inches - so compact yet does not lose any of the quality you expect in an LCD TV. Watch your shows while enjoying a ball game, working in the garage, hanging out in a bar, lounging in your basement, eating at a picnic, camping in the woods, or anywhere else. You won't have to ever again worry about remembering to set a VCR or DVR. Our TV comes with a built-in tuner, and it can be connected to your cable or satellite television outlet. You can plug it in at home or in your car and operate it by remote control. It's even comes with an earphone plug so you won't disturb anyone nearby. Plus, LCD screens are much more handy and easy to ship than flat-screen plasma screens. Enjoy the latest technology in a manageable size.
Q: How is the screen size measured?
A: The screen is measured diagonally.
Q: Is the antenna removable?
A: No it is not.
Q: Does it operate on batteries?
A: No. It is powered by the included AC and DC adapters.
Apple iPod 40GB Mp3 Player


Ahhh…the Apple iPod. What can we say that you don’t already know? The next-generation iPods truly are a work of art, improving on many of the flaws from earlier models. The newest generation has incorporated the amazing click wheel design which was introduced with the mini. The battery life is now about 12 hours and it’s even a bit thinner than previous generations.

The navigation is easy to use and very intuitive. You can easily find songs and playlists, play your songs shuffled up, and scroll through thousands of titles. And of course it’s also loaded with tons of extra features: sleep timer, alarm, calendar, organizer, store to-do lists, and play games.

Interfacing with a computer is very easy and downloading music through iTunes is a snap. And remember, with the large size of the iPod, your mp3 player can double as a hard drive to store extra files for easy transfer to other PCs.


What’s wrong with the iPod? In a word, price. The Apple iPod is not cheap and you’ll be paying more per gig than any other mp3 player. And with fierce competition raging all around, other companies are releasing mp3 players quite comparable with the iPod, without the price tag. But if you want all the iPod has to offer or just can’t live without one, then no one will fault you. One last thing of note is that the 40GB version comes with dock included, which if you were going to buy anyway, may tip the scales towards the 40 gig version.


Apple iPod 40GB Mp3 Player
Features
• 40 GB model holds up to 10,000 songs; supports AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 (32 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible, AIFF, Apple Lossless and WAV
• Up to 12 hours battery life when fully charged (typically 4 hours); fast-charge in as little as 2 hours
• Mac OS X or Windows 2000 and XP compatible; FireWire and USB 2.0 interface for fastest digital transfer available
• Feature upgrades from previous version include new Click Wheel, slimmer case, and easier navigation
• Comes with earbud headphones, AC adapter, FireWire cable, USB 2.0 cable, and dock

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