I always get intrigued, even excited, by mini-mice. Then I remember that I have zero use for one.
If I'm at my desk, I already have a nice, full-sized mouse. If I'm traveling, a mouse is useless while in transit--airline tray tables, for example, are too tiny to accommodate any mouse and, besides, the trackpad works fine. Then, once having arrived at a hotel, I'll just unpack that nice, full-sized mouse out of the suitcase.
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If I didn't have a SD card reader on my laptop just like EVERY COMPUTER IN EXISTENCE does and if I didn't have the microSD to SD adapter that practically EVERY MICROSD CARD IN EXISTENCE comes with then I'd be impressed. I guess this would be useful on desktops or really really old laptops that don't have an SD card reader. I mean, in this day and age, what laptop DOESN'T have an SD card reader? I mean, even netbooks have card readers and they only cost like 300 bucks! I mean I find it hard to believe that
At the end of the day, I'm very happy with my 34" TV. As I've said before, it's a 34" widescreen Sony XBR, about the best CRT ever made. It sits in the corner of my living room in the sitting area, being rather unobtrusive.
I have a very wood-and-cloth warm feel to my apartment and shiny shiny big screen would kind of not mesh.
I have a lot of relatives who either have no TV whatsoever in their living room, or a small TV with the furniture set up to not point towards it.
I absolutely hate it.
Being in the room is uncomfortable. If you want to just relax then the room should have a focal point, and the endlessly versatile monitor just makes a lot more sense than the vase of artificial flowers on your coffee table.
The reason they give you a comparison point between 32 inch and 52 inch is because the big leap in power use for LCD's happens at about 32 inches. I am willing to bet the wattage of your 23 inch set is a small fraction of what a 32 inch LCD uses. Remember that a 32" HD CRT often uses LESS power than a 32" LCD, whereas the CRT versus LCD debate in smaller sizes is weighted heavily to the LCD.
@SWAK_GitEmSteveDave loves->★: not very long. I have a lot of storage in my place. And I have almost zero gadgetry of my own. Tivo, Macbook, phone. rest is on loan.
@Brian Lam: Sweet. I have a storage room, but right now it's at the level where when you open the door, a bowling ball and boxes fall out. I swear after the holidays I will clean up. Luckily people IM me when I forget to make my bed, but not when I forget to clean off the coffee table.
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If I'm at my desk, I already have a nice, full-sized mouse. If I'm traveling, a mouse is useless while in transit--airline tray tables, for example, are too tiny to accommodate any mouse and, besides, the trackpad works fine. Then, once having arrived at a hotel, I'll just unpack that nice, full-sized mouse out of the suitcase.
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I have a very wood-and-cloth warm feel to my apartment and shiny shiny big screen would kind of not mesh.
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I absolutely hate it.
Being in the room is uncomfortable. If you want to just relax then the room should have a focal point, and the endlessly versatile monitor just makes a lot more sense than the vase of artificial flowers on your coffee table.
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