Recent content by Chun Lam

Well, this isn't exactly a "deal", but if you open a checking account with Citibank, fund it with $2500 and pay at least 2 bills online per month for 12 consecutive months, you get a free iPod mini. (You get the mini after the first month.) More details here.

This perplexed me as well, but I figured it out eventually. Not only do you have to configure it to use the digital out on the main PS2 configuration, but you have to setup the audio the first time you put in a DVD. When you play a DVD on the PS2, hit select on the controller and a menu...

Because I see that a lot of members placing their order after mine and have already received their shipment. *shug*

Does anyone know where DDD ships from? I placed my order on 6/17, says it shipped 6/19, but I still haven't received it. The email said to expect it between 6/28 and 7/3.

Yeah, my relative who works (soon to be worked) for Gateway said the plasma TVs were gobbled up by the employees. $1300 for a 42" display model, plus their employee discount - which I believe was 10%. Ah well.

Does anyone know if they're planning releasing the Matrix trilogy in one boxed set? Otherwise I'll just have to pick up all three DVDs separately. Thanks.

I'm curious, where did you hear this? I have a relative who works for Gateway - I'll ask him.

It's been years since I've admin'ed an IMail server, but I'll give it a shot...

Chances are, there is indeed a IP address conflict. DHCP assigned IP address can take awhile to expire - or perhaps something it screwing up the expiration of the IP address. Or, it could be someone is piggy-backing on your wireless access point. Do you have some sort of WEP security key...

I have the 1804. Same thing here. I actually get no OSD when using component.

If you are using a Linksys router, you should update the firmware of the router. I had similiar issues with an earlier version of the Linksys firmware. Hope this helps.

Is being sold on ecost for $101.99. Does anyone have any thoughts on this particular remote? Thanks.

Onecall.com currently has the Onkyo 601 for $399. That's a fairly well regarded receiver.

How much are you looking to spend on a speaker and receiver package?

Well, the only consideration between PCMCIA and USB is what port you're willing to use. Since you're using a laptop, why not just use the PCMCIA slot? Unless you're saving the slot for something else, that's what I'd go with. You would plug and unplug the card the same way as a USB card. I...