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Choosing a Subwoofer

Imagine Die Hard without explosions, Bond without the bullets, or The Matrix without kung-fu. Translation: Speakers are nice. However, if you’re serious about sound, you may want to include a subwoofer in your home setup.

To put it simply, the subwoofer is the heart of the system when it comes to low-frequency sounds. While the sub may not look as cool as the other speakers in your home theater readout (although certain models can!), this is the unit that can put you in the middle of the concert or the action, all from your living room couch. It makes music and movies (especially action scenes) seem that much more arresting and lifelike.

TabletKiosk Intros Sahara Slate Tablet PCs

TabletKiosk Intros Sahara Slate Tablet PCs

TabletKiosk, a maker of slate-style tablet PCs and UMPCs, has announced itsnew Sahara Slate line of touch-screen enabled tablet systems, offering slim profiles, big displays, and substantial connectivity and storage all in slim, lightweight slabs.

The Sahara Slate line includes three models, the i412T, i440T, and i440D. Each feature a 12.1-inch XGA touch screen with a 179° viewing angle, integrated 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, a trusted platform module and a fingerprint reader, plus a bevy of connectivity options including two USB 2.0 ports, a IEEE 1394a connector, SATA, gigabit Ethernet, an integrated 56Kbps v.90 model, a PCMCIA slot, and a cradle connector. Storage options range from 60 GB to 80 GB (built-to-order systems can carry 160 GB hard drives), and the systems support up to 4 GB of RAM—all crammed into a tablet measuring 0.98 inches deep and weighing 3.3 pounds (with the battery installed).

Lilliput 7″ Wide Screen LCD Review

Quote from the review:

“The growing popularity of small form factor computers has done wonders to increase the availability, while also decreasing the prices. As the prices of mini systems become easier to afford, more and more systems are finding their way into less than typical installations, such as in the family car. Using a computer in a car obviously requires special display and input considerations not needed in the home, and the Lilliput 7″ display featured in this review addresses both. The 7″ VGA TFT LCD display features a resistive touch screen, making it easy to view and control basic applications with one compact device.”

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