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Free monitoring with swivel40mm driver unitImpedance: 32 ohmsSensitivity: 102dBNeodymium magnetsIncludes carrying case and extension cord
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The Metal Deluxe Case for Apple iPod nano 2nd Generation. It is made of 100% anodized aircraft grade aluminum. We designed the case to perfectly fit the profile of the iPod nano 2nd Generation. You get full access to your iPod while it is in the case. The interior is lined with neoprene to cushion your iPod from impact shocks and scratches. Protects your iPod with Innopocket's form-fitting case.
Customer Reviews:
Be good to yourself and buy a different (DLP) model.......2006-04-04
SUMMARY: This projector is a joke in terms of color accuracy and black levels/details. I played with it for a few days, finally gave up, and sent it back.
If you like Infocus then you would be way better by looking at their entry level DLP model (4805). I personally can swear by Optoma though - I have owned two Optomas (H55 and H31) and I have loved them both since more than 3 years ago. Take a look at H31 or their higher resolution models (HD72 or higher if money is not a big issue and you watch HD programming and want every detail to stay there).
DETAILS.
After owning Optoma H55 projector (1024x768, DLP) for three years I bought this SP5000 when Optoma's lamp went over its 2000 hours. My main reasoning was DVI/HDCP input (H55 is not HDCP compliant) and I was hoping that the LCD technology could be at least not too far behind. Man, how wrong I was.
First I was trying to get Infocus's DVI connection work. No luck. Infocus's proprietary DVI-M1 connector requires Infocus-supplied $XXX adapter (yet another joke, $XXX?). I tried to get by and got a third party adapter for 1/3 of the price but it did not work (even though it was specified as completely M1 and HDCP compliant). I gave up, sent the adapter back, and used a component connection.
Now, bad things come in a package. My second issue was that SP5000 had simply terrible colors out of the box (white balance was not there at all). I tried to calibrate it with AVIA calibration DVD for 4 (!) hours and then I gave up yet another time as whatever I did could improve white balance a bit but resulting image still looked bad.
I tried to watch Star Wars Episode I. Dark underwater scenes looked horrible with weird colors (with even visible brightness modulation all over my then 84" DaLite gray (1.0) screen). Shadows... well, there was NO shadows actually, but whatever was supposed to be shadows had NO details in them and looked light gray instead of black. Highlights looked overblown, and the whole picture was a bit blurry (yes, the image was focused just fine, it was video itself that looked this way after 480p to 720p upconversion).
And let me tell you the same DVD looked very, very good on Optoma H55 connected to Denon DVD-2910 player using component input (I used exactly the same setup but Optoma H55 was replaced with Infocus SP5000).
I ended up sending SP5000 back and bought another Optoma (H31). Let me tell you this is what I call excellent colors... After 10 min of calibration and further refinements during watching many DVDs I got it not just simply right but every time I see skin tones from a good DVD I silently say wow to myself.
Shadow details were simply outstanding on Optoma H31. If I watch a DVD on 16:9 screen and there are aspect ratio black bars (right and left of the image in 4:3 format or top/bottom for 2.35:1 movies) then when a scene goes dark I simply cannot tell where my image border is. And this all is in a completely dark room... There were so many fine gradations of black in H31 where SP5000 displayed a plain dull gray image...
Not to mention DVI worked out of the box on H31.
My the only dislike with H31 was initially its screen door effect (I could see pixel borders at 12 feet with 92" screen, which - to be honest - is overkill and is not recommended). It was easily solved by slight defocusing though (did not decrease image sharpness or lowered video quality, just removed visible pixel barriers).
Of course, if this is your first projector and you simply did not have a chance to see anything else you might even like SP5000. It's bright at least.
And yes, I paid for my H31 less than SP5000 costs (and would even pay much more for the quality it provides).
Good luck in your projector hunting.
Product Description
CTA Digital IP-CCNA Nano Crystal Case with Ear Buds and Neck Strap
Customer Reviews:
Doesn't fit my silver 4GB ipod nano.......2006-10-17
Neither the case nor the lanyard fit my silver 4GB ipod nano.
Product Description
The Crystal nano Neck Strap Case features a clamshell design that is locked tightly by two slide fasteners, securely holding and protecting your iPod. Made from durable heat molded plastic, the nano Crystal Case will provide excellent protection for your iPod nano. Worn around your neck using its long white lanyard strap, the case has openings to allow full access to all nano functions so that you do not have to remove the nano. It features superior sounding built in headphones, dock port and headphone case to eliminate multiple hanging wires and cords. The case also has a removable belt clip to maximize your carrying options. The Neck Strap Case is ideal for joggers, hikers, runners and anyone that is in need of a case for carrying their nano during cardio activities.
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TR4 4/8GB IDE Tape Drive
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4/8GB IDE TR4 TAPE DRIVE INT
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OKI offers rugged, affordable printer for industrial workstations and point-of-sale forms printing - Microline 184 Turbo. In rough conditions, with tough demands, it thrives in industrial environments or point-of-sale. The ML184 Turbo is fast and handles more forms and paper types than any printer in its class. It's small enough to fit practically anywhere, and packed with advanced, field-proven technology. And it's built to OKI's renowned standards for quality and reliability.The ML184 Turbo combines efficiency and economy with 300 characters-per-second (cps) super speed draft. To ensure that you get precise characters (even on the last page of a 5-part form), it has OKI's patented optical sensor that accurately positions the printhead. And, to make the precision last, the ML184 Turbo sports rack-and-pinion drive system plus a 200 million-character printhead - bigger and sturdier, for twice the life of many printers in its class. As for difficult media or hard-to- handle forms, the ML184 Turbo can print virtually any sheet-fed or continuous form without waste - or wait. Unlike other industrial and POS printers, the ML184 Turbo offers both bottom-feed and short-tear standard - so you can remove forms right at the perforation every time. No more wasting the next form.
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