Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
I want to buy a new laptop with an hdmi output. I am going to connect this laptop to a sound reciever that supports dolby dts digital and a bunch of other surround sound options. With this setup, I want to be able to hear the best sound my sound reciever will allow for (I assume that’s dolby dts digital). Will just any laptop with hdmi allow me to do this or do I have to get one with a sound/graphics card that supports 7.1 surround? I was told that any would work cause sound receivers up convert the sound but it sounded too good to be true so thought I’d ask. I have a 5-speaker set-up and sometimes special effects are louder in some of the speakers than others to give the sound movement effect. I want to retain this and couldn’t believe that just "upconverting" would be enough.
Thanks.
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
I am not willing to pay for some sort of DVR service and I can’t upgrade my cable service. What are my options?
except i dont want to mess with any DVR service fees
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
I remember the old version of Microsoft Paint could do it easily, but i cant find the color invert option on the new version(Windows Vista/7). Am i just missing it, or has it been removed? Also, if you know about a free photo software that can do it, please let me have the name or a link. Thank you
ah thank you, its ctrl+SHIFT+i
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
Just wondering why Camcorders can zoom in farther than digital cameras…
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
Im getting that camera for my birthday and I’d love to get a stand/tripod with it aswell.is there like a tripod with a flat circular base on top where I can just put it on and leave it on timer? Or one made specificaly for that camera? Help!
Thankyou,
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
or 500GB? I heard for a 1TB hooking up to a 2.0 USB computer is going to corrupt my files. I only heard but I don’t know if its true. Should I just stick to a 500GB? I also considered an Acomdata brand. I don’t know what to get regarding capacity and or brand. I will back up important data, documents etc.. some music. Any advice?
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
Heres what I want:
Not too complicated to use.
Not heavy! / Not too big
Can change lenses(to fisheye etc.)
Canon or Nikon
Price isnt important.
REALLY GOOD Proprietes
ps: is this the original photo? Because the colors are beautiful and not like the reality.
http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs226.snc1/7334_156467878348_814318348_2629081_1978747_n.jpg
haha 
well… not too heavy
which is the most unheavy and good one?
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
that has the highest resolution and picture quality for an affordable price? i’m willing to spend up to $400
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
other than dell and Mac??
Posted on Dec 07, 2009 under Digital news and reports |
i am just going to list the types of things i am looking for. i don’t know much about digital cameras so forgive the ignorance. 
thanks in advance for your suggestions!
most important: i want to be able to take good quality photos outside at night and also indoors where there may be dim lighting; shock resistant because i don’t have a very steady hand; i don’t necessarily care much about how far it will zoom; price anywhere under $300; not bulky; i don’t want to have to focus the lens; greater than 5 megapixels.
thanks again for your help
