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doofy

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Wow if I had to choose between Dazzla and doofy, doofy would win hands down. Very sleek!

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thanks man :p

doofy that is one of the slickest setups i have ever SEEN, but those speakers are crap for the price, its like $300 or something for 2.1 setup that cant even rival 2.1 klipsch promedia i bet.

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i paid 225 euro. and imo these speakers, the satelites are way better then the promedia

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jimmyshi

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I meant to say "use the lo-fi version"

the button for lofi version is in the center of the bottom of the page.

use this, and you wont experience your problem anymore.

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I don't like beating a dead horse any more than you do (I hope), but the images are still very much there, even on the Lo-Fi version.

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IK47

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Was considering it, but I want to get a new mouse also. So I would end up with a spare notebook mouse. Could just throw it at a hobo or something I suppose.

# What does the Pad do on the notebook edition? Can you still control media player? Does it display anything about the media? or is it just a thermometer? :s

Was thinking about this Logitech one (have been for a while) http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B...0609922-3284658

But the DiNovo does look nice. Tempted!

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IMO laptops dont need external keyboards.

Some people say that you need one if you are using it as your primary computer, and that it is a good investment, But I think that an external mouse is all that is needed.

If I had a powerbook, I would either opt for that wireless logitech mouse with the touch-scroll, or get the mx518.

I don't like beating a dead horse any more than you do (I hope), but the images are still very much there, even on the Lo-Fi version.

Which browser are you using? For me, there are just links to the pictures in Lo-Fi mode. I use Firefox btw.

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Frank

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Its not.

But many times i forget, like in the post above, and by the time someone alerts me, I cannot edit my post.

good thing that I was still able to for the post above.

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That is why there is a "Preview Post" button next to the "post" button.

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IK47

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You see i just disagree with that, and have no point to back it up. I just disagree.

Am i not entitled to my own opinion? Does that make be "inferior"/"bad"?

Just wondering...

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Wow so much ignorance!!!  Can we please put up a thread on christianity and see how that goes?  Idiots.

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your desks look very nice.

I especially like the blue glass. how do they make that? is it just a layr on top?

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