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Edgecrusher
Super Robot
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« Reply #94 on: 23 October 2008, 08:25:49 » |
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Too bad TV is pretty bland this season. But I'm sure it rocks the hardest of core for gaming and movies.
Yes. It all works out well, as I don't watch any of the programing these days. If anything I'll download episodes of whatever I'm interested in, and upload them to the wireless networked external hard drive upstairs. It was purchased almost entirely for gaming, though I do plan to replace the former glory that was my DVD collection with Blu-Rays. Heh, I forgot Delta existed. What's he up to anyway?
Also, its funny how most of the members there preferred not to give their real names.
I actually haven't spoken to Delta in awhile. A few years ago I stopped using chat programs almost completely. My posts here are about as social as I get with people I don't know personally. Also, I still prefer not to give my real name. Even after all this time, I think there's less than three people here who would know it. What is this new kind of television?
It's a 40" Sony Bravia. Fantastic television for the price. For just under $1,200 you get a 40" 1080p LCD screen with 3 HDMI inputs, a 2500:1 contrast ratio, and a 120Hz refresh rate. I have yet to see the slightest hint of ghosting. There aren't really a whole lot of games out there that are native 1080p, but the ones that are are beautiful.
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No more pencils, No more books I built a city out' one brick, it had a Mayor and a Crook I made the Crook stab the Mayor, then slay himself in the guilt I stole the brick back and migrated east, now let's build.
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