All these are links are for those who would like to make this computer yourself. The links are where you could go to buy the parts. The price after you buy the parts are estimated at $7395 price and I think you could get that down to 5000$ if you look for rebates and other incentives. I wouldn’t mind having this computer for gaming myself. It sure would be nice to give for someone on the holidays. This would be good for people wh o are looking to computer game developers or people who are into 3D rendering. Just though I share this little review with you. They really did a fantastic review of this product on there site.
According to there website It can do this: * Progressive scan Blu-ray Disc player 1080p capability for higher definition video content * Full HD 1080p, DVD up-conversion up to 1080p (480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p), 24p, 60p video frame rate * Multi-channel audio content (supports more advanced Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD) * BD-ROM, DVD-ROM, DVD, DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/+RW, DVD-R DL, DVD+R DL, CD-ROM, CD, CD-R/-RW * 16:9 / 4:3 picture select * On-screen graphical user interface * Slow motion function (2x – 4x – 8x) * RW/FF play function (2x – 4x – 8x – 16x) * VFD display
[ad#ad2-left]The price of the unit at Memorex is 269.99$. I think this is a great buy if all you need is a blue ray player. Cheaper than buying a PS3. Although if you want to buy a PlayStation 3 to play games and also watch movies on it that is still a good deal. So why buy this player, this will not play games and keep your happy.
According to Sue Bailey and I’ll quote: Many sellers are reporting a problem this morning with PayPal withdrawals: attempting to move cash to your bank account throws up an error page beginning Sorry, an error occurred after you clicked the last link. [Via Tamebay]
It seems to be something going on with Paypal. I’ve not tried it to day but I might just to see what happens. If anyone else is having this trouble let me know. Accord to Sue it seems to be limited to Merchants but that doesn’t mean sellers and others are having the same trouble. I also don’t know if it is just affecting the United Kingdom area or not but I wanted to let everyone know that this might affect you to. So let’s find out if it is affecting the US also.
Windows Vista® Home Premium (32- and 64-bit)(default)
Windows Vista® Ultimate (32- and 64-bit)
Intel® Core™2 Duo Or Quad and Extreme Processors (12MB Cache, 1066MHz FSB) Intel® PM45 + ICH9M-E Chipset up to 4 GB ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 3870 (Also Comes with CrossfireX Enabled)
Dual Harddrive In Raid 0 Config or you can have a single hard drive
5400 RPM – Up to 1TB (2 x 500GB)
7200 RPM – Up to 640GB (2 x 320GB)
So I saw this and had to tell people this is a sweet laptop for people who like to go and play games in a large group. You would be able to play for hours on end, all you would need is an power cord. I would love one of these to try out. If you want to go check it out or buy it. Here’s the Alienware M17x-2857DSB 17-Inch Laptop (Black).
Although, I think HD is the same thing as Blu-ray. Most people now a days are looking into the the download section instead of having a DVD. So here is what I think they missed. Some things you might be missing is that Hulu has decided to take on the cause and start publishing the HD videos.
Having seen, the devastation of the format war. Engadget talked about this same little thing. Either way I think we only begun to see the relevance and cost of downloading. We’ve got two different formats trying to get on the bandwidth of your local ISP. Here’s where it get hard. Which of the two would you rather download, a 8 gig or a 20 gig file. Then you have to think of how much time it will take to download the file so you could watch it.
As you can see it gets so hard to download all these types of files when you could stream it. Yes you could download it but downloading it takes time. Why not watch it in relatively short time, like 10 minutes or so!! So I thought I throw out a few ideas on stream this HD without having to download it.
Hulu
As with Anyhting else, You can have standard definition videos and High Def Videos come from this little site. It takes so little time going to site that you to can find some really good videos at this. This show That I used as an example.
Having been using CBS for all my standard def and high def experiences. I’ve found that this site is also just as good as Hulu. Although I think Hulu is the best there is, this is definitely second on my list!!
NBC
NBC has so many shows coming to there fall line up, I actually have them on my list also for third. Although they will never compete with Hulu due to the fact they have server and lag issues they have been really nice to go to when I need to find a program that I’ve missed or wanted to watch.
This is the the last one. It’s called fancast. They actually have like a variety of networks linked into this little site. They have NBC, CBS, and Hulu which is really good. I like to go here to find some of the ones that others don’t have. Let me show you one of them that you can only watch at fancast.
I am sure there are others that you can only watch there on Fancast but that one is the one that I’ve found that I can only watch there. You can even watch trailers there to. If you know something that I’ve missed please leave a comment. I want to find out more free streaming sites.
