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that would be correct!! the new season is really good isn't it.

Yeah it is though I keep forgetting its on. Good job I have it on Series Link. ;) Are you using eyetv to watch TV on your Mac?

no just using the TV tuner in my TV with PIP but im serieously looking at getting the new eye TV so i can record files. I think im going to get the TB time capsule so store it all on. Do you use eye TV 2 then?

Ahh I see cool. I used to own an eyeTV ages ago, found out I didn't actually use it a lot so flogged it on the Bay of E. Been looking at the USB stick versions of eye TV and think their pretty cool. The eye TV Diversity has two tuners, so can record and watch another live channel at the same time. :)

Very nice (Y) Is one screen a 20" and the other a 23"? If so, do you notice a difference between them? I know one is bigger, but is the extra resolution really noticeable? Thanks in advance! :)

Actually the bigger screen is a 30" and the smaller one is a 23". The TV is a 40" :)

Actually the bigger screen is a 30" and the smaller one is a 23". The TV is a 40" :)

Well that makes my question even more relevant. :laugh: I'm trying to decide between between the two, so my previous question still applies here - is the resolution difference between the two noticeable? Thanks again ;)

Thanks for the answer :) You helped me make up my mind (Y)

There is an enormous price difference though. Here in Belgium the 23" is ? 900 cheaper than the 30". You can get 2x 23" for the price of 1x 30", my decision would be an easy call.

There is an enormous price difference though. Here in Belgium the 23" is ? 900 cheaper than the 30". You can get 2x 23" for the price of 1x 30", my decision would be an easy call.

I already have to 20" ACD's, and even though the 23" is bigger resolution wise, there's not enough difference between the two for me(Y)Y)

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20" iMac:

2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo

1 GB (soon to upgrade)

320Gb Hard drive

Macbook:

2.2Ghz Core 2 Duo

1 GB (soon to upgrade)

120 GB hard drive.

16GB iPod touch (jail broken) in the Bose Sound dock

Logitech Z-2300

250GB Western Digital MyBook

Blackberry Curve

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