I thought it was perhaps a VS1000 series, encompassing model numbers from VS1001 to VS1999 would. Note that all those chips are VS10xx. That's pretty common in manufacturing AFAIK.
*shrugs* just a thought.
It would be nice though to see a full feature set for what's on that price list to see which ones (if not all) do have the dreaded Thompson Tax.
Ogg Vorbis is a wonderful format with lots of nifty features. My little Samsung YP-U1 plays my oggs perfectly well, but my Pioneer car stereo won't.
Does anyone here remember back in 2001 when Ogg Vorbis proponents were touting Bitrate Peeling as a big must-have feature? Well it's 2007 and I'm still waiting to see a single workable implementation of it.
After seeing Blu-Ray vs DVD side-by-side on good quality TVs there is no doubt that I would be buying Blu-Ray titles over DVD without flinching if I didn't know or care about DRM.
this lesson back in the '90s? Remember when Apple Macs shipped with Voice Recognition, and everyone figured out that it was a lame-ass fad the novelty of which wore off after ten minutes. (A bit like the Wiimote, I guess).
That's nice, but I for one am grateful for web pages that allow me to listen to how foreign words are pronounced, or to a segment of music based on a particular key.
I wonder if you also kicked up a stink when everyone shifted away from Gopher. And you can't believe that a grown man would click on small coloured pictures to operate a computer, am I right?
I guess you missed the part where Bush declared that the Gitmoees aren't POWs, German soldiers in WW2 aren't enemy combatants, and we aren't actually at war with anyone in particular.
Technically he's right. The US hasn't made a formal declaration of war since 1942. When you declare war there are certain international conventions you must adhere to. Everything since WWII has been classed as a military conflict.
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Isn't the main benefit of Vista not geared at the user but at copyright holders, by providing a system that is built from the ground up with DRM?
I'm tagging this one Disabling.
So now I'll see four penguins at startup!
Thank you.
Someone had to say it. Just, thank you.
From some guy in the '50s:
'No way do I want to see any of these "actors" in colour.'
Did anyone here really believe that pornography ever *was* a driver of technology?
If you are going to listen to the music, then you should pay for it...
So long as the copyright holder wants money for it, ie commercial music.
Not all music is locked up like that and can be freely shared without fear or recrimination.
Yes.
Is that a problem?
What a silly comment. How long do you think they had to tweak Halo for the XBox?
I still prefer good old sideways texting.
Feels much more natural and less typing due to the qwerty keyboard. I don't get why this style seems to have vanished in current generations.
...going by the sales, most people seem to prefer the games on Wii. ... or just can't afford a PS3.
I thought it was perhaps a VS1000 series, encompassing model numbers from VS1001 to VS1999 would. Note that all those chips are VS10xx. That's pretty common in manufacturing AFAIK.
*shrugs* just a thought.
It would be nice though to see a full feature set for what's on that price list to see which ones (if not all) do have the dreaded Thompson Tax.
Does anyone know if these guys do samples?
Ogg Vorbis is a wonderful format with lots of nifty features. My little Samsung YP-U1 plays my oggs perfectly well, but my Pioneer car stereo won't.
Does anyone here remember back in 2001 when Ogg Vorbis proponents were touting Bitrate Peeling as a big must-have feature? Well it's 2007 and I'm still waiting to see a single workable implementation of it.
Please suggest one! NSCD doesn't work worth a damn.
Thanks
After seeing Blu-Ray vs DVD side-by-side on good quality TVs there is no doubt that I would be buying Blu-Ray titles over DVD without flinching if I didn't know or care about DRM.
Well given this list of games for the PS3, perhaps 50% of which are crap, and this list for the Wii, about 90% of which are crap (or at least implemented poorly), I'd say you're talking nonsense.
Another thought: how many good Wii games are there that don't rely on that gimmicky remote control?
What's that new cologne you're wearing? It has a smell. A kind of smelly smell that smells.... ...
smelly.
You missed my favourite.
this lesson back in the '90s? Remember when Apple Macs shipped with Voice Recognition, and everyone figured out that it was a lame-ass fad the novelty of which wore off after ten minutes. (A bit like the Wiimote, I guess).
Congratulations MS, you're truly the innovators.
Eventually I just got Cod Ham Pizza Ship.
Wait, are you that shampoo guy?
That's nice, but I for one am grateful for web pages that allow me to listen to how foreign words are pronounced, or to a segment of music based on a particular key.
I wonder if you also kicked up a stink when everyone shifted away from Gopher. And you can't believe that a grown man would click on small coloured pictures to operate a computer, am I right?
Peoples memories are too damn short...
Yes, absolutely they are. Now I assume you're also buycotting the Wii and the XBox 360?
Fascinating. So, for bragging rights, how many whetstones do you get?
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See http://fresh.t-systems-sfr.com/linux/src/whetston
I guess you missed the part where Bush declared that the Gitmoees aren't POWs, German soldiers in WW2 aren't enemy combatants, and we aren't actually at war with anyone in particular.
Technically he's right. The US hasn't made a formal declaration of war since 1942. When you declare war there are certain international conventions you must adhere to. Everything since WWII has been classed as a military conflict.
Wait I've seen that one!
Next the President's face is supposed to get scarred with his own electricity or something, and he starts waving a red laser pointer about the place.