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^Panasonic now make their own panels too.

Virgin with a NUS Card/Virgin credit card = £388

http://www.digitaldirect.co.uk/products_moreinfo3/index.asp?product_id=11188&referredby=WINDOW That's not a half bad deal either!

And heres someone who doesn't have a clue, go do some research! LG panels are spot on, until recently Sony used to use them in their Bravia range.

Looks a good set, just be wary of using DirectTV's though, I've heard a few bad stories about people buying from them. Be better off searching the AVforums mate for more info. www.avforums.com

Dirty is the new clean mate, unless theres mud splatters behind the front arches you haven't even broken it in. Still waiting for the day where I actually pass one on the road, they're selling like lead balloons!

I was speaking about niggles in general, when I sit down to watch a movie, it's lights off, comfy chair and no distractions. Well HD-DVD just seems like a more complete format too me right now, I'm sure things will heat up remarkably and they'll be a conclusion to it in 1/2 years. But I may...

Well as I said it's not a case of best of the best, it's £250 for a HDE1 which will output good audio, or £350+ for a 360+HD. The 360 would buy me more flexibility but I'm looking for HD performance as key over and above gaming potential. Sound for me is imperative for viewing pleasure, things...

I bought one, and sold it 2 weeks later. But that was simply because of a lack of time and interest in remaining in doors playing games. The time I had it I enjoyed it, Zelda is certainly a very detailed game...but even with 10 hours play time, I'd barely scratched the surface, i.e it's not a...

^ Strange, seems a lot of audiophiles disagree with this viewpoint. Amp or not it's still outputting a caRp bit rate usinfg it's audio compression. http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=445657

Hm just got some opinion off of AV forums, and people are saying that the 360 is NOT a credible solution for a true AV device, it's too damned noisy and with the hd-dvd drive sounds like a hairdryer(?). People are also complaining that the sound output it weak and lets down the format. Looking...

Quality on the Xbox compared to a standalone player? So presumably I could pickup a cheapo core system and get the HD-DVD add-on and i'd be fixed up? Or would I need any additional connectivity?

Right just bought myself a nice new 37" LCD and I'm looking to sort a HD-DVD solution out. My options seem fairly simple: Toshiba HDE1 - £250 - HD-DVD/DVD-R/SD-DVD(Upscaler) etc. Or. Xbox 360 with HD-DVD fitted - £XXX - Just wondered if the Xbox was capable of upscaling SD-DVDs to...

*Cough* Bullshit *Cough*

^ mwahaha nice work! Although I frequently see some nice beasts when I goto Bullet, though haven't been for months! *edit* I just realised that theres either pig c**k on show, or embylical cord (piglet is 2 days old)...answers on a postcard!

And you believe every marketing email? If your plugs are knackered and need a change, then by all means choose some others. If your plugs are fine, and your car is running well then you're throwing away money. Simple as that really.

^ Try NWS penis!

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Either that or Clart has a fetish for pigs? :rasp: Always liked Tamworth pigs myself:

I'm guessing that's because you've visited the site and have a cache image. Rest assured all I can see on your picture is an angry green pig. Anyway sorted, looks like a nice phone but will see how chunky it is, these things are frequently too large for my liking.

No your pictures don't work you plum, hotlinking isn't allowed from the site, meaning we get to see 2 pictures of a green pig. Like this: So no...there's no echo.

Thats a very nice green pig indeed! Do you like this phone? The candybar with a slide-out QWERTY 'board makes do with 7.2Mbps HSDPA plus EDGE for those occasions when 3G towers are out of reach, a 2.78 inch touchscreen sporting no fewer than 440 x 240 pixels, microSD expansion, full HTML...

Wrong section indeed. In answer to your question unless your standard plugs are due for a change, there's no point at all in going for 'performance' plugs, they render no benefit over the OE part.

I don't know...you helmet loving geeks, there's no pleasing you!

Technically yes, but you'd need it to be unlocked and you'd need some firmware writing tools/software. Probably easier to pop down a local phone shop and have them do it for you mate, £10 or something.

Orange take so long because like Vodafone they like to add numerous stickers to the handsets and completely butcher the firmware to include all their useless functions, whereby any button that's pressed accidentally dials onto their WAP pages, along with other useless things. O2 provide the...

Nokia in general are the MS of the phone world, they release buggy unfinished OS/wares and let the general public beta test them. Carp!

That sounds like a very clued up and informed opinion too me Darren, please share more! :rolleyes:

128MB card will be like 90/100mb when formatted so you maybe struggling indeed. Check the formatted space by using a crd reader on your PC, or via your phone.

Let me just word this for you plainly: DO NOT BUY MEMORY CARDS OF ANY TYPE FROM EBAY, THE MAJORITYARE COUNTERFEIT SH*TE. Hm, I was looking at this phone but I kinda also like the look of the W880i as it's slim as f00k!