I just picked up a JVC D-VHS used for a little over $100... D-VHS plays and records in 1080i so it looks just as good as HD-DVD or Blue-Ray and it cleans up all of my old VHS tapes. There's also a menu system just like DVD's have. I can record (encrypted) HD video and then backup to my pc thanks to the built in firewire port.
I use the Logitech cordless Trackman Wheel (http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/detail s/US/EN,CRID=6,CONTENTID=5001)After using a trackball I'll never go back to a mouse! I take my trackball back and forth to work because I'm too cheap to buy another. I feel bad, though, because my best friend is a leftie and he'll never get to appreciate what a good trackball can do. (Especially in games like Morrowind or Halo)
I aslo use an old Logitech cordless mouse\keyboard combo (the mouse is a backup, of course!) from 1998, I believe. I think it was their 1st cordless combo, Full size keys that are bigger than the new keyboards that they make now, and no fancy extra buttons, just a plain keyboard, but I love it too!
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Qwest offers DSL without phone service. Depending on where you live they have different speeds. Right now I'm using 7 Mbs for $46.99 a month.
I just picked up a JVC D-VHS used for a little over $100... D-VHS plays and records in 1080i so it looks just as good as HD-DVD or Blue-Ray and it cleans up all of my old VHS tapes. There's also a menu system just like DVD's have. I can record (encrypted) HD video and then backup to my pc thanks to the built in firewire port.
I use the Logitech cordless Trackman Wheel (http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/detail s/US/EN,CRID=6,CONTENTID=5001)After using a trackball I'll never go back to a mouse! I take my trackball back and forth to work because I'm too cheap to buy another. I feel bad, though, because my best friend is a leftie and he'll never get to appreciate what a good trackball can do. (Especially in games like Morrowind or Halo)
I aslo use an old Logitech cordless mouse\keyboard combo (the mouse is a backup, of course!) from 1998, I believe. I think it was their 1st cordless combo, Full size keys that are bigger than the new keyboards that they make now, and no fancy extra buttons, just a plain keyboard, but I love it too!