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To give a little about my canalphone journey, I've owned the e2c, westone um2, er6i, UE sf5pro, e4, and er4s (in that order). Out of all of them, I've kept the e4 and the er6i. The er6i was meant to help the low end rolloff of the ipod. They are more sensitive than the er6's and they have a little bit more bass, but otherwise have the same detail. I've never heard anyone say the er6i's butchered the er6 sound before; most people prefer the er6i's to the er6's, but...
It depends on how particular you are about the sound signature. The UE5 EB's are bassmonsters that lack a lot in the upper range, which is the polar opposite as your er6's, which are a very detailed headphone with a lot of treble and not too much bass. The ultimate ears phones also sit much differently in your ears than the ety's. The ety's are very small and sit deep in your ear canals, while the UE's are the largest canalphones I've seen, have a larger barrel that...
i hope you didn't win it. It may be legit, but a 'great deal' on an expensive item from an ebayer with low feedback (like say 14, all within the past month or two) is too risky for me. If the item was $20, I may consider it, but ebay is too riddled with scammers for me to trust with that much money.
Looks like you got a pretty good computer and deal to me. I really like the looks of the sony's. People like to make a big deal about numbers here, but I bet if you gave them two computers with only a processor or harddrive speed difference, they would be hard pressed to tell a difference. Nice lappy
I would definitely get the dell here. The latitude is the business line, which I would consider top of the line for dell, especially in terms of build quality. For example, it's got a magnesium-alloy frame and steel hinges, which corrects what I think is dell's biggest weakness (build quality). The N100 is lenovo's offering for 'consumers', and it seems (though I haven't seen one) that they don't have the thinkpad build quality. Some reviews have said they have a...
I think the dell latitude d620 looks like a good computer, and it's cheaper. Although that is essentially just the 14" business version of the e1505
-laptop -sumdex impactguard case -power cable, usually -512mb usb drive -stick usb SD reader (for my palm TX, which I also carry) -sometimes the palm sync cable -headphones (shure e4 for when it's loud, b&o A8 for when it's not) Wow, that's more than I thought. Not heavy at all, though.
yep, probably one component, like the flexview screen or processor or something.
UltrabaySlim optical drives Travel cover - Part Number: 13N5108 You have to call IBM parts for it, it's not in the online purchase database. Also make sure it fits the z60m. I think it should, but I got it for my t43.
I'll give you an opinion from the non-gamer side. There are a few questions you have to know the answer to before anyone can really give you 'best options' with any validity. First, how often is he going to be carrying it around with him? The more he's going to carry it around, the more important weight becomes, and the smaller the computer you should be looking at. I think 14" is the perfect balance between mobility and usability, but a lot of people like the...
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