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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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[quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="Chris"] The latest Leica camera uses a Kodak sensor. [/quote] The very first Leica had FILM made in the UK, Japan or perhaps somewhere else, maybe even Germany [/quote] Yes, the latest M Leica has a Kodak sensor, but anyone following photography (or news in general) knows that may not be for
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[quote user="elephant"]Curta's gears[/quote] Well, that brings this thread full circle for me! As a recovering retired engineer, I missed the window (college in the '80's) to use a slide rule. I know my father had one, but it disappeared in the early 70's when a TI hand-held calculator showed up. Always wanted to learn, so
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Hmmm... I like it. Having used a pair of Acoustic Research wireless speakers, the older version OF THIS around the house and outdoors on the patio for about five years... At no time did we ever feed anything but iTunes to them -and at the hindrance of a running server, consumed Airport Express(es), transmitters, wall warts, wiring, and just plain ugliness
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Welcome to BeoWorld! This topic comes up from time to time. Try a site search using: BEOTALK WIRING You may find the following thread useful: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/9994/122749.aspx#122749 Sorry for the C&P, I am mobile this weekend or I would help further.
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Yep, PayPal and their quirkiness have refunded my payment to Steve for "security" reasons! I emailed and called them... telling them this was a valid transaction and got nothing in return but the refund! Oh well, cost me a week, some aggravation, and one whole whopping penny for the change in currency conversion!
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Odd that my board was physically different - running change I assume. Wonder which is the later board? Anyway... OMG, I can't believe my board had the same (repaired) break! I did not notice!!!
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I agree with you guys! The 8000 is very heavy and very awkward! The sheer density of the 6000 is what knocks me out.
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[quote user="valve1"]I think B&O used plexiglass to lighten the mass of the 6000.[/quote] Well, they did a h3ll of a job! I have never lifted a denser/heavier object in my life!
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BeoPlayer is just about the only app I have deleted from my iGear. I can, however, give "two thumbs up" to the TuneIn Radio app mentioned above. Just this past Sunday, wifey and I were desperate to get a live feed of an NFL game not being televised in our area. A little googling and I came up with this particular app as a possibility. Wifey
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