I just bought a Toshiba 42HL196 which stated that it was 1080p as well. It didn't accept a 1080p signal just converted it to 1080p I so I returned it. This one might be the same.

I think his kids are amish.

Bought software:
Adobe Photoshop CS2
Acronis True Image
Acronis Disk Director
Nero
Trillian Pro
Microsoft Office Pro
Microsoft Windows XP Pro
2 x Microsoft Windows XP x64 Pro

By far the Apple. I have the Apple 23" and with the recent price drops it's a no brainer to go Apple over the Dell.

Normal ratio is 1:1-3:1. The old limit used to be 6:1 but they just lowered it to 4:1. So he was over 4:1.

I just closed on my first place last night. A nice downtown condo! Congrats to you as well tnf.

http://www.mikecousins.com
http://www.teriba.com
http://www.friendsofgary.org

I'm going to send him a nice e-mail.

I take both of your lame animals and raise you my cat sticking it's tongue out at you. http://images.mikecousins.com/luckytongue.jpg i hope you're joking. oh and so you know. the girl i spent all of last week with took 17g UK pound for her work last week and she's only been in business three years....

A full install is about 5-6GB.

I take both of your lame animals and raise you my cat sticking it's tongue out at you.

* hand up *

Hero class!

That's the old cowboy hat hood. I hate that thing, doesn't fit in bags well. I want to get the 24 f/1.4L hood for mine, but it's like $60!!

Improves the quality.

How could they not provide the best sound quality? It's the best seal possible and they do nothing to influence the sound.

Get custom molds. Now. I got some for my e3c's and it makes a world of difference. Just call up a local audiologist and see if they can make them for you.

Well, it's running Linux, but yeah you just plug it into a router/switch/hub and it's accessible from any computer on your network. Plus you can forward ports and use it's FTP server from anywhere external.

It sells for $650 in the States and $900 in Canada.

ToxicBug wrote:Let me get this straight, you can plug in your camera or a CF reader directly into that thing and transfer the data?

Sure, but that's kind of a silly use for it. I'm using it to weekly backup 3 desktops + 1 laptop + my website and databases. I will also store my photos/music/videos on it.

FragaGeddon wrote:How much was that?

$900CDN ($650USD) + drives

http://www.infrant.com

Bought an Infrant ReadyNAS NV with my bonus. Time to load it with some Seagate 7200.10 320GB drives.

I'm going to be at the Flames game tomorrow!!!

Okay, he uses them like a disposable camera. You answered my question.

Why would a pro use a crap ass 20D? What does it offer the photographer?