Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog A story in New Scientist, backed up by a pal's personal experience, mentions a recent hi-fi show in London. Now, hi-fi cables are a case unto themselves. Wednesday 29/10/2003 Good to see that the old school high fidelity audio loony is still alive...
[October 31, 2003, 14:20 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
Sagem myX-6
Member Review Fast loading of the pictures, good quality camera, IrDA port, 30tone Hi-Fi sound, excelent for the money!
[June 8, 2004, 13:28]
Yahoo founder offers advice to Google
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About: Yahoo founder offers advice to Google
[September 16, 2006, 18:54]
RE: An eloquent piece of dumbass nonsense
Blog Comment I did once have a ridiculous argument with a hi-fi nut over optical interconnects, where he said that very expensive ones were better than cheap ones because they had 'lower jitter'. You are so right.
[June 20, 2008, 11:50 by Rupert Goodwins]
RE: iPhone 2.2 - A wish list
Blog Comment 1.Direct audio jack connector for plugging straight into the monster hi fi/dj mixer etc.breath analyser.decibel meter.projector.water proofing.line in jack for wired analogue recording.
[November 2, 2008, 0:22 by roger andre]
Fancy a £700,000 stereo?
Talkback When I launched T3 magazine, some 8 years ago or so, I went to this show and saw/heard a 1.5 million dollar hi-fi that was 2 speakers, 2 monobloc amps and a cd player. Pah to your 700k one!
About: Fancy a £700,000 stereo?
[August 28, 2003, 16:40]
Windows XP Media Center Edition
Member Review If it worked like you know a Hi-Fi would, it would be a winner, shame that it feels cobbled together. Nice product, right price withsome Media Centre PCs now sub £900 (Evesham) -- shame that it's still too much Windows and not enough Media Centre.
[April 29, 2004, 13:27]
Pay-as-you-go broadband service targets light users
Talkback My hotel is in a wi-fi hotspot. How can I access hi-speed broadband (wireless)? I will be in London in a couple of weeks but only for a few days. Any suggestions?
About: Pay-as-you-go broadband service targets light users
[May 3, 2005, 15:24]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Earphones aren’t always convenient, and while you can hook the device up to your hi-fi at home with a standard lead it’s more difficult if you’re in a car or the bathroom. Thursday 31/07/2003 If you’ve bought an iPod, you’ve probably found it’s...
[August 1, 2003, 18:10 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
Love it
Talkback Thanks for this, a great explanation of the stupid wi-fi scare. Hi I first discovered that microwave ovens were bad things when I used to make my coffee and went back to laptop and found I was disconnected from VPN.
About: Dialogue Box 3: Wi-Fi and hot potatoes
[June 8, 2007, 20:30 by karld]
Microsoft's Ballmer: Digital device for the living room at 'tipping point'
Talkback Imagine, you could keep all your movies and music on a Microsoft computer, stream them to a Microsoft set top box or Microsoft Hi-Fi, take them around on a Microsoft media centre. Apple soft on principles behind DRM.
About: Microsoft's Ballmer: Digital device for the living room at 'tipping point'
[October 4, 2004, 11:25]
Apple iPod Mini: a first look
Talkback The Creative Zen NX recently got 5/5 in December What Hi-Fi "But the iPod is still the king of the larger devices, and unless Rio or someone else attacks it on a price level, we see the iPod Mini following in its footsteps.
About: Apple iPod Mini: a first look
[January 13, 2004, 11:28]
RE: BBC HD Freeview encryption confusion
Blog Comment If you use a digital box with a hi-fi system, or another device that can only be used to produce sounds and can't display TV programmes, and you don't install or use any other TV receiving equipment, you don't need a TV Licence.
[September 21, 2009, 10:09 by manek]
Free as the air
Talkback Even if the terrorists use Wi-Fi to co-ordinate the explosions, removing that facility isn't going to change anything, they'll just drop back to more reliable methods like, oh, I don't know, timers? You aren't going to stop a terrorist by making...
About: Free as the air
[August 5, 2005, 8:37]
Keeping malware at bay
Blog Like Hi-Fi systems you'll get a better result if you buy separates, freeing you to pick the best components from different makers and just as importantly leave out the ones you don't need. Choosing AV and anti-spam approaches is tricky, with many...
[October 13, 2008, 10:03 in It shouldn't happen to an IT consultant by Adrian Mars]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Two things struck me immediately: it was very, very loud (standard hi-fi selling trick: louder sounds better) and what had been mild hiccoughing with the dolphins was a great spasm on screen. Intel is positively seething with new products, so it's...
[June 18, 2004, 18:45 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
What's news: Six of the best from ZDNet UK
Talkback Please help us help your readers by providing a link from your site to ours www.wi-fi-zones.com and if you have any Hotspots or Hotzones you wish to add please let us know as we are adding new ones every day.
About: What's news: Six of the best from ZDNet UK
[July 7, 2004, 18:54]
Poles Apart
Blog What this means for competition is that you're able to choose a new TV, PC, printer, Hi-Fi or even a humble desk lamp based on its merits, not purely on whether it's compatible with the mains in your house.
[February 23, 2009, 20:02 in Beyond the Code by Jonathan Bennett]
Radisson Edwardian Hotels
Talkback Hi, I do some work for Radisson Edwardian Hotels. They have 12 hotels based in London, Heathrow and Manchester and they provide free WiFi access in all their hotels. These hotels are rated 3-5 stars.
About: London hotels most expensive for Wi-Fi
[November 10, 2006, 9:33 by 322682]
The Cloud slashes Wi-Fi prices
Talkback Well we know the (tjhis) jaccob-Cloud has the program for today.let's get back to 42" and 54" wide screen algorithms for 2D open vmware; sectional rendering seems to be the only hi-speed option for Ati Technologies and their capable Crossfire.
About: The Cloud slashes Wi-Fi prices
[September 3, 2006, 20:19]
