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Probably want a PC with a dual-core CPU, with at least 2 GB of memory. A few things to keep in mind: applications you are currently using Win ME are very likely to NOT work with Vista so you will have to upgrade them too. Also, if you are planning on reusing some of your existing peripherals...

You may to want to check out the Audioengine A5 speakers also: Audioengine 5 Speaker System They are self-powered but have a subwoofer out connection. May work for you.

It does have a low-profile PCI-Express (x16) slot so adding a new video card is not an issue. Read some user feedbacks here: HP s3300t as media PC - AVS Forum However, if you are not in a hurry, you may want to hold off for the newer S3330f, which features blue-ray/HD DVD dual format...

Power Point actually gives you the option to save the entire presentation into JPEG or GIF format, 1 file per slide. If you have the document in Word, you can import it into Powerpoint first and then save to JPEG.

The old all-in-one LS-V955 unit from Onkyo would have worked out for you I think: LS-V955 Image Gallery | Onkyo USA Home Theater Products

This is probably a better buy: Newegg.com - ASUS N6200/TD/128 GeForce 6200 128MB 64-bit DDR AGP 4X/8X Video Card - Retail

You are essentially looking for a DAC (Digital-Analog Converter) such as this: DAC707 Super Pro Not gonna be cheap. Edit: The TV should have a Headphone out. If you use a mini-stereo to dual-RCA Y cable such as this: Amazon.com: Belkin Audio Y Cable Splitter 1-Mini Plug/2-RCA Plugs (6FT)...

Go to Windows Security Center. On the left pane under "Resources" click on "Change the way Security Center alerts me" link and then uncheck whichever category of alert you wish not to receive from Security Center.

I am no expert but I have owned Fluance speakers for about a year. If you are on tight budget, they are not bad for the money. If you are not on a budget, well, sky is the limit :D

If you press the "Fn" and "F4" key combination, you should be able to cycle through the "laptop display,", "external display only," and "laptop and external displays" modes. Cycle it till you get the "external display only" mode and then you can change it to whatever resolution you want.

Hi Charles, the problem I suspect was with your WGR614 router. Even though your Netgear wireless adapter is Vista compatible, the router isn't (not listed in Netgear's Vista compatible device list: NETGEAR Product compatibility for Microsoft Windows Vista. ) The problem may lie with the router's...

Well if you are going back down to your $200 budget range, here's another sub for you to consider: http://www.tsto.com/cgi-bin/TSTO.sto...duct/View/2509 You should be able to find plenty of reviews for the Energy S10.2 on google.

Boston Acoustics CR65 fits your described dimension and price range: http://www.onecall.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=32958 Athena AS-B1.2 would be a good fit for the little T-amp too, but they are much bigger in size.

Awesome! :)

OK, actually found the XR700 manual in English here: http://www.panasonic.co.uk/customer-...145165&fmt=pdf And it says the auto setup does the following: ************************************************** ******** With the setup microphone, the unit automatically sets the following...

Interestingly enough, Panasonic Japan's website seems to advertise the EQ feature for the XR-700. Check out the google translation of the XR700 product page: http://translate.google.com/translat...language_tools See the microphone picture? Also, OOT, but Feisal are you posting over at...

Until Best Buy paints the Insignia's white the iPod die-hards are probably going to totally ignore them :D

They are now on sale now for $40. Dave you can get $10 back ;).

They have better imaging and bass extension than R15s.

Maybe the Infinity Primus 150s? Should be around the same price range as the E30s. Or the Energy C3s, which you may be able to find on Audigon.

Awesome, this is like the coolest trick! Tried it out on my white board and it worked great! :D

Not sure what your budget is, but seems like the new OppoDV-970HD may fit the bill. See FAQ/Discussion thread here: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=682896 It's only limited to USB 1.1 however, so music should do fine but avi is highly questionable.

Another Athena package (bigger than the Micra): Point 5 MKII System for $200 http://www.onecall.com/ProductDetail...d=458&id=21573 AS-P4000 subwoofer for $150 (or find your favorite sub) http://www.onecall.com/ProductDetail...d=458&id=27771

Bryan, have you ever considered Athena's older SCT line speakers, in particular the S3s?: http://www.athenaspeakers.com/modelS3specs.htm Granted they only go down to 40 Hz, but they are timbre matched to the Audition series (which I assume you own, since you mentioned AS-C1). They are also...

This is the reset sequence taken from this thread below for Pioneer 1014/1015 receiver -- may or may not work for your unit: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htf/...highlight=1014 "Resetting the main unit Use this procedure to reset all the receiver’s settings to the factory default. Use...

Check out this Yamaha subwoofer, seems quite popular: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...Fencoding=UTF8

The firmware may have a limitation seeing beyond 2 GB. The only way of finding out is to try it I guess, unless you can find accounts of others trying that out and succeeding/failing.

I agree that Dell has aggressive discounts via coupons online, so it's gonna be hard to beat that using academic discounts. I still believe that academic discounts for Thinkpads are real, though the amount of savings may be different depending on the particular model (more expensive ones tend to...

Second SethH's suggestion to go with a Thinkpad. Another point to consider would be to get the laptop after you get into law school, because that way you can take advantage of academic discounts.