haha, I actually Can't install it. it always fails. not that i really want to bother with it, but i think its funny. I use firefox anyway, but i want my windows update to be secure.
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haha yea. I have a Intel-945PVS. untill i got a decent power supply, you woudl have to turn it on and off two times to get it to boot. then it tookout my Graphics card with itself one day. now i have a good PSU, but it still refuses to boot after a restart. i have to turn it off all the way, or it wont boot.
As far as I could tell from the pictures on the review of the phone, its no smaller than mine, Audiovox CMD-8910. At least the width and hight look almost the exact same. If it is any flatter than my phone, I would love to have it. Even mine, for being rather compact, is still bulky sometimes.
You have a very valid point there. I had always thought that Sony wasn't the first to implement it into their video products.
As for changing the name, at this point its better just to leave it. The average consumer, at least I think, would only be even more confused when they upgrade and think they cannot use thier old cords. There is also the point that not many people use Macs/ know that Mac calls IEEE1394 firewire.
Also, is the term "iLink" only for the smaller, unpowered 4-pin ports, or do they use it for full sized 6-pin ports as well?
"They even rename tech - iLink anyone - to make themselves sound different."
That reminds me of the day my sister got a sony video camera. I remember her asking me what an "iLink" cord is. I thought to myself, "what the hell is iLink?" and went into her room only to see that the "iLink" port was really just a small firewire port. That is my story of the first time Sony became just another company trying to take in some customers by using the "i" infront of just about anything.
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haha, I actually Can't install it. it always fails. not that i really want to bother with it, but i think its funny. I use firefox anyway, but i want my windows update to be secure.
facebook requires a school/work email account to sign up, therefor, they know if you are using your real name. Most company/school email addresses go along the theme of jDoe@aschool.edu or john.doe@acompany.net
haha yea. I have a Intel-945PVS. untill i got a decent power supply, you woudl have to turn it on and off two times to get it to boot. then it tookout my Graphics card with itself one day. now i have a good PSU, but it still refuses to boot after a restart. i have to turn it off all the way, or it wont boot.
As far as I could tell from the pictures on the review of the phone, its no smaller than mine, Audiovox CMD-8910. At least the width and hight look almost the exact same. If it is any flatter than my phone, I would love to have it. Even mine, for being rather compact, is still bulky sometimes.
You have a very valid point there. I had always thought that Sony wasn't the first to implement it into their video products. As for changing the name, at this point its better just to leave it. The average consumer, at least I think, would only be even more confused when they upgrade and think they cannot use thier old cords. There is also the point that not many people use Macs/ know that Mac calls IEEE1394 firewire. Also, is the term "iLink" only for the smaller, unpowered 4-pin ports, or do they use it for full sized 6-pin ports as well?
That reminds me of the day my sister got a sony video camera. I remember her asking me what an "iLink" cord is. I thought to myself, "what the hell is iLink?" and went into her room only to see that the "iLink" port was really just a small firewire port. That is my story of the first time Sony became just another company trying to take in some customers by using the "i" infront of just about anything.