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superName — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:22:02 GMT

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The Filter

wajones — Sun, 04 Feb 2007 17:50:10 GMT

The Filter A new utility, available as a free download, offers to automatically generate playlists of like music from your iTunes library. I've no idea how on Earth the programmers of The Filter determine what these like characteristics are. It's a 15 MB download, and for now, it's free. Install was seamless, it found my copy of iTunes for Windows immediately (an OSX version as well as a Windows Media Player version for Windows are both in Alpha testing). To use the filter, it's easy as pie: Choose a favorite song then click on "Create playlist from song." I chose "Lost on the...

Great New Article

dmcgavock — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 05:09:06 GMT

http://mustang.com/images/shelby.jpg You will receive an email in your inbox. You MUST follow the link in that email before you can post on these forums. Until you do that, you will be told that you do not have permission to post. You will receive an email in your inbox. You MUST follow the link in that email before you can post on these forums. Until you do that, you will be told that you do not have permission to post. You will receive an email in your inbox. You MUST follow the link in that email before you can post on these forums. Until you do that, you will be...

SimplyMEPIS or Ubuntu??

Perkster — Sat, 26 Nov 2005 03:07:05 GMT

Just a small test on the functions of this portal. Seeing what a review might actually look like. http://www.linuxcdshop.ca/ccp51/media/images/product_detail/simplymepis.pnghttp://www.linuxcdshop.ca/ccp51/media/images/product_detail/simplymepis.png Thanks for the test..

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ang2el — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 08:12:16 GMT

I just wanted to see how it works

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Parafield

parafieldtower — Mon, 03 Oct 2005 06:29:47 GMT

Parafield sucks

Olympus Brio D-150 Zoom

scotsmist — Wed, 24 Dec 2003 07:39:39 GMT

With a 3X optical zoom, point-and-shoot simplicity, zippy performance, and surprisingly good picture quality for a 1.25-megapixel camera, the Olympus Brio D-150 Zoom is a fine all-around camera for first-time digital photographers or for those who want an affordable small camera for quick snaps. Sleek and simple Curved in all the right places, the pocket-sized D-150 is comfortable to hold and easy on the eyes. With the battery and media installed, its matte-black plastic body weighs a mere 7.8 ounces. A brushed-gold-tone clamshell cover protects the lens when closed and powers up the camera...

Kodak DX3500

scotsmist — Wed, 24 Dec 2003 07:39:07 GMT

Most casual photographers don't know an f-stop from a stop sign. When snapping images of kids, pets, and vacations, the average shutterbug couldn't care less about setting the focus just right or adjusting the white balance until it's picture-perfect. Ordinary folks want two things out of a digital camera: great pictures and easy access to them. Thankfully, Kodak continues to satisfy these requirements, and it does so with a flourish in its DX3500 digital camera. Pure and simple If the DX3500 were any easier to operate, you wouldn't even need to show up to take the picture. In Kodak's...

HP DeskJet 720C Printer

scotsmist — Wed, 24 Dec 2003 07:38:31 GMT

Technical details Looking for a business printer that gives you sharper, more realistic color for everything you print? Then take a look at the HP DeskJet 720C. It provides brilliant photo-quality color and crisp black text-on any paper- bringing everything you print to life. Exclusive HP Photo Resolution Enhancement technology II (PhotoREt II) delivers smaller ink drops and more color shades. HP ColorSmart II ensures perfect color every time by automatically adjusting color settings. The HP DeskJet 720C gets your printing done quickly-up to eight pages per minute in black and four...