The Zune has a larger, but not necessarily better screen, and the Zen has a better video codec support than the other two. From best to worst: Zen, Zune, iPod.
[QUOTE="MotherSuperior"]Because being religious takes away a large part of what life has to offer. Religion=no fun=no new experiences=boring.LJS9502_basic
Nah...that is misinformation. Well that is how my experience with religion was.
Because being religious takes away a large part of what life has to offer. Religion=no fun=no new experiences=boring. EDIT: Besides, who want to fear making a wrong choice all their life?
I get paid around seven thousand seven hundred (7,700), so just over 90k a year as a nuclear engineer (including my supplement from service with armed forces). However I get limited holiday time and have had three attempts on my life. ahhdeath
BS. And, I make about $500 a month working 15 hours a week on weekends. Not too bad for a 19 year old college kid.
sorry, cheap olevia 32" lcd232v and philips also cheap dvp5960 but the more I research it looks like that doesnt matter because the only way it will upconvert to 720p is witha digital signal i.e. hdmi...is that right?carney4
Yes, there are very few players that can upconvert over component. I say, get an $8 HDMI cable and see how it looks. HDMI is better than component.
what affects how loud the music from an mp3 player? the mp3 player itself or the headphones? and how do u determine how good headphones are? like how do they measure how loud they play? for example in stereo systems its called watts.
any help appreciated thx
arr1023
Its the player and the headphones. If the MP3 player has a maximum loudness of say, 95dB, and the headphones have a maximum loudness of 107dB, you will hear the full 95dB that the player offers. On the other hand, if the player has a maximum loudness of 95dB but the headphones only go up to 90dB, the headphones will only be as loud as 90dB. Loudness is measured in dB, called decibels.
what affects how loud the music from an mp3 player? the mp3 player itself or the headphones? and how do u determine how good headphones are? like how do they measure how loud they play? for example in stereo systems its called watts.
any help appreciated thx
arr1023
Its the player and the headphones. If the MP3 player has a maximum loudness of say, 95dB, and the headphones have a maximum loudness of 107dB, you will hear the full 95dB that the player offers. On the other hand, if the player has a maximum loudness of 95dB but the headphones only go up to 90dB, the headphones will only be as loud as 90dB. Loudness is measured in dB, called decibels.
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