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mochree

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I heard about a new Motorola phone-Ojo. It seems cool in a Jetsons kind of way. From what I hear no one can get thier hands on one. All you can do is preorder one....

http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/pr...ojo/index2.html

If anyone finds anything out can you let me know!

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Sensayshun

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If anyone owns or is going to own the Qtec ks70 water cooling kit I would love a review on it.

Don't shout at Qtec just yet, I havn't found a review on this product just yet but 2 people have so far commented in various places saying it was great.

Thanks.

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jphillips59

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epiphone sheraton?:p

i think rio karma would be useful as would the iri

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Which version of the iriver? I have the H10 and besides having some problem getting it sync'd initally it seems great. I like that it syncs using Windows Media Player and I don't have to load any additional software. The capacity is more than enough for most of my travels. However, it is a hard drive based player and so i don't use it for working out. I leave that up to my RIO Cali.

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REMIYA

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I have built a PHP based Adress Book. Can you write a brief review on it. What I mostly need is some critisysm and suggestions for enhancing the application. Please specify your browser, and how it behaves. Any problems that have arised during the test.

Here it is: AddressBook

Thanks in advance :)

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C. Gomez

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does anyone want a Apple Cinema Display 20" review, or is the Dell one good? cause thir basically the same screen :p

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AnandTech did a big story/review about this one a while back. Twas/is pretty much the must read for either of the displays...

http://anandtech.com/displays/showdoc.aspx?i=2400

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