Philips 32PFL3504D/F7 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

The Philips 32PFL3504D 32 inch 720p LCD HDTV is designed for ease of use. This flat TV features modern design, 3 HDMI connections with EasyLink, a powerful 720p, 60Hz display and brilliant Pixel Plus HD engine. Pixel Plus HD is a picture processing technology. The result is a superbly razor sharp pictures with incredible details and depth from any HD source. You can connect multiple HD sources such as an HD set up box, a Blu-ray player, and game console or digital camcorder. The new settings assistant personalization wizard guides you to personalized settings with unparalleled ease. Making the smart choice in total picture quality has never been easier.
Customer Review: A Few Useful Observations...
This is my first lcd TV as I was pulled kicking and screaming into the digital age... I cannot compare it to anything else, therefore, so I picked a 3 star rating. I like the picture, sound is okay. Menus are quite easy to use and intuitive. Now the bad: I am amazed that the remote gives you like one second to put in maybe a two or more digit number. If you don't do it exactly right, and fast, the wrong number will appear and the wrong station is what you will get. This is not adjustable and is annoying. The remote, in general, is not friendly. Buttons are too small to read. For that matter, the channels on the TV are also VERY small to read, much smaller than on my 19 inch analog. One small criticism... why does the TV always start on with "Philips" blazing across it? I think I know the brand name by now. And, no, it is not in "demo" mode, no options to get rid of this. It goes go away in a few seconds so no problem. But since I was listing the negatives... Again, do like the picture, the price, and sound mostly is good.
Customer Review: excellent picture
Bought this tv at costco and for comparison bought a smilarly priced Sanyo from walmart. The picture and sound on this TV especially HDTV is much better than Sanyo. Remote is not that friendly,but overall its a great buy.


Plustek 7300

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Apple MB881LL/A

Cisco Linksys Wireless N Home Audio Music Player Extender

streams music from your computer and the Internet * hooks up to a home audio system or powered speakers * connects to your wired or wireless home network (compatible with Wireless-N standard and backwards-compatible with older standards) * supports playback of unprotected MP3, AAC, WMA, and WAV files * plays Internet radio stations *
Customer Review: Just OK so far...
I'll break this into a couple pieces -- setup of the unit, and functions of the Cisco Media Player. I had a Roku prior to this, so forgive the comparisons. Setup -- I just received my DMP100 today. It took more setup than I expected, including a call to tech support. The good news is that tech support was quickly available (less than 2 minutes to connect, 24-hour service), very knowledgeable and helpful, polite, and provided clear directions. The unit was up and running after the call. I was surprised that the DMP had to be hard-connected to my router for the initial configuration. I setup my Roku using the GUI and had it running in 20 minutes, wirelessly. Cisco Media Player (CMP) -- I must say that I am disappointed in the player functions. The Roku player that I had before connected to Rhapsody, but did not try to replace it. CMP requires that you enter your username/password and it connects to Rhapsody directly. The Roku used the Rhapsody connection on my computer; a minor inconvenience if it wasn't running and had to be started. Despite the fact that CMP connects directly to Rhapsody, I can't select a playlist and play it! I have to select all of the songs in the playlist and drop them into the queue. Also, the shuffle on the Roku would pick a starting point in the playlist and shuffle songs from there -- just like Rhapsody. CMP "shuffles" the playlist once and plays from there. If you want a different sorting of the list, you are required to shuffle again the next time. Drag and drop do not seem to be valid functions through most of the player (e.g. drag a playlist to the queue). Lastly, you have to have a computer available to control the DMP, their is not GUI, unless you spring another $150 for the next model up. Summary -- overall, I suspect that this will be satisfactory for my purpose -- to connect my Rhapsody to my stereo. Although I really liked my Roku, it suffered a fatal problem after about 18 months. Repeated emails to support, no phone available, were ignored for almost 3 weeks until I sent a flaming email (telling them how bad their support SUCKS) and received back the offer to repair my unit for $129. I only paid $199 for it new, hence the choice to put my money into a more reputable company like Linksys.


Philips DCP850

Sony STRDG920

Hewlett Packard Laptop Ac Adapter Charger for COMPAQ PRESARIO C300 C500 F500 F700; Spare 402018-001 380467-003 HP-0K065B13 LF 65W

Also compatible with Compaq Presario B1000 B1800 B1900 B2000 B3300 B3800 C300 M2000 M2100 M2200 M2300 M2400 M2500 V2000 V2100 V2200 V2400 V2500 V2600 V2700 V3000 V3100 V4000 V4100 V4200 V4300 V4400 V5000 V5100 V5200 V5300 X1000 HP Compaq NC4000 NC4010 NC4200 NC5000 NC6000 nc6100 nc6110 nc6120 nc6140 NC6200 NC6220 NC8000 NC8230 nw8000 nx4300 nx4800 nx4820 nx5000 nx6100 nx6105 nx6110 nx6115 nx6120 nx6125 nx6130 NX6330 nx7000 nx7010 nx7100, HP Compaq Pavilion dv1000 dv1100 dv1200 dv1300 dv1400 dv1500 dv1600 dv1700 dv4000 dv4100 dv4200 dv4300 dv4400 dv5000 dv5100 dv5200 dv5300 tx1000 ze2000 ze2100 ze2200 ze2300. P/N: 101880-001 101898-001 120765-001 146594-001 159224-001 159224-002 163444-001 163444-291 179725-002 179725-003 209124-001 209126-001 239427-001 239427-002 239427-003 239427-004 239704-001 239704-291 239705-001 265602-001 285288-001 285546-001 338136-001 371790-001 386315-002 387661-001 417220-001 A265 ACCOM-C14 ACHEW-C14 DC359A DC359A#ABA LPAC03 OK065B13 P-0K065B13 PA-1500-02C1 PA-1650-02C PA-1651-02C PP003 PP1006 PPP002D PPP009L


HP M9500F

6TB NAS RAID 10 File/Mail/Database/Media Web Server - HP Pavilion Elite M9500T Desktop 2x Gigabit Backbone + 2x 3Gb/s Bandwidth Double SATA-300 Disk Transfer Rate 6TB RAID NAS (1~20x faster dual-Gigabit redundant Ethernet channels; 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 Processor overclocking to 3.5+GHz; 8GB dual-channel PC2-8500 DDR2-1066MHz SDRAM; 4x1.5TB fastest Seagate 7200RPM 32MB buffer NCQ RAID-ready hard drives on RAID 10 configuration both for fastest-performing Windows OS, which can keep server always running due to system mirroring, and for 2~8x faster chunk data storage like Mail Exchange or SQL database server; GDDR3 768MB nVIDIA GeForce 9600GS [DVI, HDMI, VGA] supporting dual-monitor mode, Blu-ray player and LightScribe SuperMulti drive, Vista Home Premium 64-bit upgradable to Windows Server 2008)

Samsung LN46A650