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After many years of contemplating on whether or not I should jump over to Apple, I did so after this 2011 revision of the Imac. Getting used to it took me about 2 days and let me tell you this, the extra hundreds that you spend for a Mac is well worth it. This thing is fast. I mainly got it because as a Youtuber, I make a lot of videos and it seems like all of the Youtube partners own a mac. Rendering video is quite fast compared to my pc which was less than a year old. THE ONLY CON is that the HD Facetime camera's quality is sort of bad and the built in mic is awful. If you were thinking about jumping over to the Mac do so. As a first-time mac owner, I can safely say that it was the best think that I have ever done. Everything just works so well with this. Everything is snappy and the boot up takes about 30 seconds(YES, I timed it). You can connect the power cable and the backup drive from the old computer. That was it; everything was magically transferred and in perfect working order. Wonderful! The I MAC arrived in two business days, was packed very well and I couldn't be any happier so far.The machine boots fast, makes it as simple as possible to set up your network and start using it within seconds. There is one wire (power) to hook up for crying out loud...that's awesome! The i5 quad core processor seems to be very fast and the graphics are just beautiful. Since I have a Macbook already, I knew what to expect with this machine and it was worth every dollar. I'm not an Apple fanboy either, I've been a Windows user since day one, but realized that there are better operating systems out there than WindowsThe computer is beautifully phenomenal. Buy it! You will not regret it.The iMac's seamless aluminum enclosure and full range of ports, including one Thunderbolt portKey Specifications21.5-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen display with IPS technology, a 1920 x 1080-pixel resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio, and 178-degree viewing angle (horizontal and vertical). Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display and up to a 30-inch display (2560 by 1600 pixels) on an external display.2.5 GHz Intel Core i5 quad-core processor ("Sandy Bridge") with 6 MB shared L3 cache for excellent multitasking.500 GB Serial ATA hard drive (7200 RPM)4 GB installed RAM (1333 MHz DDR3; supports up to 16 GB)AMD Radeon HD 6750M graphics processor (with 512 MB of DDR5 SDRAM discrete video memory) for high performance when playing 3D games, editing HD video, or running design software.8x slot-loading SuperDrive with double-layer DVD support (DVDR DL/DVDRW/Built-in FaceTime camera for video chatting (up to HD 720p resolution when connecting to other Macs)Wireless-N Wi-Fi wireless networking (based on 802.11n specification; 802.11a/b/g compatible)Gigabit Ethernet wired networking (10/100/1000BASE-T)Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) for connecting with peripherals such as keyboards, mice and cell phonesSide-loading SDXC card slotFour USB 2.0 ports, one FireWire 800 portOne Thunderbolt
portMini DisplayPort video output with support for DVI, VGA, and dual-link DVI (adapters sold separately).Built-in stereo speakers with two internal 17-watt high-efficiency amplifiers along with built-in microphone, optical digital audio output/headphone out, optical digital audio input/audio line inDimensions: 20.8 x 7.42 x 17.75 inches (WxDxH)Weight: 20.5 poundsThe 21.5-inch iMac features a brilliant LED-backlit, edge-to-edge glass display$1,132.99 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping
Product Description The patent pending Leaf indoor television antenna is a paper thin antenna that connects to your TV and mounts on the wall, behind a picture, or just about anywhere to enable you to receive free over-the-air broadcasts. Because the majority of television antennas on the market today are unsightly and tend to be an "eye-sore", design aesthetics were a primary driver in the design of the Leaf antenna. The antenna is black on one side and white on the other providing a variety of installation options. A surprising amount of study and engineering work went into the design of the Leaf TV antenna. It wasn't until one of our engineers decided to convert from cable television to over-the-air broadcasting that we realized that there were no high performance antennas on the market. This motivated the patent pending design of the new paper-thin antenna. The Leaf antenna was designed by experienced antenna engineers who have been designing antennas for the US military for years. Cost was also a primary driving factor in the design of the Leaf indoor antenna. After researching current antennas on the market, it became clear that the leading brands were significantly over priced. This drove us to develop a patent pending process that allowed us to develop a high performance antenna with minimal manufacturing cost. This allowed us to keep the price of the antenna to a minimum and pass these savings on to the consumer. Most importantly, we are proud to say that our antennas are designed and manufactured in the USA!Customer ReviewsI live in the middle of nowhere. About 70 miles either way to the nearest broadcast antenna and between two mountains. Getting any over-the-air stations with an outdoor antenna is challenge enough, let alone an indoor antenna. I was frustrated that my satellite company didn't carry those cool new sub-channels some of the stations now have, like Antenna TV, so, short of climbing on my dangerous roof to give an antenna a whirl only to be probably disappointed, I tried about 5 different amplified indoor antennas that all raved how great they were. Not a single station. Zero. Zip. I had lost all hope that signals even existed in my remote valley. Websites like "antenna web" agreed. "No signals available in my area." That is until I read the reviews about the Mohu. It seemed too good to be true, but I am an electronics geek and like experimenting. Customer service is GREAT and the guy gave me tips for placement of the antenna upstairs near a window, etc. So the antenna comes the other day. I was expecting my usual "ZERO CHANNELS FOUND" message. I walked out of the room while it was scanning and come back in and there's Antenna TV playing. I almost passed out cold on the floor. This little paper-thin thing managed to get the Antenna TV affiliate from 70 miles away at my house between mountains. I moved the thing to the other window and got another 2 channels from another city 70 miles in the "other" direction.
If you enjoy Bible stories, you'll appreciate this analogy: this thing can raise Lazarus from the dead! LOL I really thought no signals existed in my valley after trying antenna after antenna. How this thing works, I have no idea, but I'm looking forward to buying a cheap little amplifier and plugging it in and seeing if I get even more channels. Great product which does the unthinkable. Great customer service. And made in the USA. Now that should say something. Every other antenna I tried was of course made in China.We use a 23" HD TV that doubles as a computer monitor in the study. I tried this antenna because my wife was annoyed by the ugly rabbit ears sitting on top of the computer hutch.With the Mohu hidden behind a picture that is above my filing cabinet, I now get 23 channels. That is six more channels than I got with amplified rabbit ears. Only one of the 23 channels is not as good as the attic antenna with an amplifier that serves the big TV in the family room. The Mohu is about 10 feet lower than the attic antenna and is surrounded by walls and electronic equipment.I have not tried an amplifier with the Mohu yet.Not everyone will get 23 channels over the air. My area is an ideal environment for broadcast TV, but this antenna is the best I have found, and it is NOT made in China!Packaging was perfect. A pizza-style box with two sheets of bubble wrap protecting the antenna. Easy to open and 100% recyclable and/or reusable.
One cursed superhero will try to stop hell from conquering the Earth, while a group of teens will try to raise hell in their own backyard. Such are the premises of the upcoming films Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and Project X - and today we have a slew of new TV spots for each film to share with you.Ghost Rider 2 picks up years after the events of the first film; we now find Johnny Blaze (Nic Cage) hiding out in Eastern Europe, trying to keep his Ghost Rider curse under control. His self-imposed exile is interrupted when a warrior monk (Idris Elba) comes asking for a favor: The Devil (Ciaran Hinds) is seeking out a young boy named Danny Ketch (Hint) to be his human vessel. If Blaze will unleash The Rider and stop Satan and his minions from corrupting the young boy, the monk promises that the Ghost Rider curse will be broken. And so, Blaze rides off into the darkness to save the day...hopefully for the last time.Project XThe Hangover director Todd Phillips had an idea: produce a party movie from a found-footage perspective, featuring a cast of unknowns engaged in some of the craziest, most outrages house party set pieces ever put to film. The result of that experiment is Project X, a film that judging by the trailer footage will indeed be in contention for the title of Craziest party movie ever. Other descriptions of the film have included such soon-to-be-repeated-ad-nauseam quips like Superbad on crack.You may also like: This is a great upgrade to the last model. I bought the 2GB base model with a side of Corsair 8GB ram kit. I am liking Mac OS X v10.7 Lion but I would like to try installing Windows 7 on here with an external dvd drive (Bootcamp). The sandy bridge chipset works wonders for video encoding. The exclusion of an optical drive was not a big issue for me as I like to use flash media anyways. Wish it had USB 3.0 but we can't have it all. At least it has bluetooth 4.0 and gigabit ethernet. UPDATE I was able to install Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit onto this mini with no need for an optical drive. I used a flash drive and an offical Microsoft Windows 7 iso file. Using BOOTCAMP you can switch from either OS. Windows Experience Index 6.9 Processor 7.4 Memory (Corsair 8GB ram kit) 6.3 Graphics 6.3 Gaming Graphics 5.9 Primary Hard Disk I can play youtube 1080 fine with flash player installed and Netflix works good with silverlight installed. I am not sure how much this will matter, but with the stock 2GB of ram I think the Intel HD shared 288 MB of ram with the system. After I installed the 8GB my Intel HD shared 512MB of ram with the system. This machine was not made for gaming but i checked out WoW and I got 30 fps on medium settings.Product Features2.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 with 3MB on-chip shared L3 cache2GB of 1333MHz DDR3 memory500GB (5400-rpm) hard
driveIntel HD Graphics 3000 processor with 288MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with main memoryMac OS X v10.7 LionProcessor, Memory, and MotherboardHardware Platform: MacProcessor: 2.3 GHz Intel Core i5Number of Processors: 1RAM: 2 GBRAM Type: DDR3 SDRAMMax RAM: 8 GBMemory Slots: 4Hard DriveSize: 500 GBManufacturer: SATAType: Serial ATASpeed: 5400 rpmGraphics and DisplayGraphics Card: HD Graphics 3000Graphics RAM: 288 MBInterface: IntegratedPorts and ConnectivityUSB Ports: 4USB 2.0 Ports: 4Cases and ExpandabilitySize (LWH): 7.7 inches, 1.4 inches, 7.7 inchesWeight: 2.69 pounds$568.95 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping.
The timing of re-emerging speculation about the future of Steelers WR Hines Ward is curious, to say the least.NFL Network reporter Jason La Canfora recently told the network's "NFL Total Access" show that Ward will not be back in Pittsburgh next season, according to his sources.Ward won't be back for the $4 million he's currently owed for 2012, that much is true. However, Ward has said that he'd be amenable to a pay cut, and while he'd be "devastated" if he didn't play in Pittsburgh, he still wants to play football.Amid several Steelers restructuring their contracts to alleviate certain salary cap doom this season, it makes sense to think the Steelers simply haven't gotten to Ward yet. His $4 million salary is certainly out of the team's range, but it would make sense if he were to take a reduction to stay as - at worst - the team's fourth receiver going into mini-camp (based on who else is currently under contract).Rumors that Ward won't be back at all paints a different picture than just salary, though. A team that currently has four receivers under contract - Mike Wallace, Antonio Brown, Emmanuel Sanders and Ward - would seem to want to bring more guys in, not get rid of any. If Ward is willing to drop his price (he isn't likely to get much more than the veteran minimum with a new contract anywhere else), then it seems both sides would be getting what they need.If the Steelers simply don't want Ward back in 2012, then some of the cap room they're trying to create could presumably be used on Jerricho Cotchery - who was scooped up during training camp right before the season and taking Ward's minutes as a flanker on passing downs by the end of the year.But Cotchery is not the same asset in the running game that Ward is: Ward has been utilized in motion, oftentimes as a lead-blocker on designed running plays. It's possible that new Offensive Coordinator Todd Haley and Head Coach Mike Tomlin no longer wish to use a receiver in this relatively unusual capacity - even though Ward is arguably one of the best blocking receivers in the history of the game - and as such, it would make the rarer assets of Ward's skill-set more expendable.The team does not exactly have the luxury of time before having to make their decision: there is reportedly a clause in Ward's contract that says the team must guarantee him his job by March 1 (not March 13, the actual start of the league's 2012 year), or release him.Regardless of what Ward's situation is with fitting/not fitting into our offensive plans, the likely reality is that there is still work out there for a two-time Super Bowl champion and a former Super Bowl MVP. Ward could almost certainly find himself a new jersey if he was determined to keep playing. Whether or not he could realize a level of success and satisfaction is still difficult to project though.Source: http://www.behindthesteelcurtain.comYou may also like this: Enjoy the ultimate viewing
It also has two affiliated business areas: Real Estate & Investment and Logistics & Services. TCL is one of the world's leading producers of flat panel TVs, DVD players, air conditioners, and GSM, CDMA mobile phones.Backed by a 2-Year WarrantyThe TCL 40-inch 1080p 60-Hz LCD HDTV is backed by a two-year manufacturer's warranty. To view the User's Guide, click here. Or, to find the nearest TCL tech support center near you, please visit TCL's website.What's in the Box40-inch 1080p 60-Hz LCD HDTV; stand with screws; remote control with batteries; multi- language instruction booklet; and quick-start guide.Customer ReviewsI purchased this TV on sale in Dec. 2011 for under $300. It's an updated model of TCL L40FHDF11TA. It's put in a master bedroom. I'll rate each category in Amazon's system of 1 to 5 stars. My ratings are relative to how this TV stacks up against other TVs in its price range.SETUP *** (3 stars)The TV was well-packed in the shipping box (43.5" x 31" x 10.5") with 2 yellow nylon straps holding it together. (If your straps are missing, the shipper might have broken them while carrying and dropped the TV.) For wall mounting, you need a VESA 400x400mm compliant mount such as this,this, or this. I used the glass stand. If you're trying to fit it into a shelf, the dimensions with stand are 38.5" x 27" x 9" (without stand: 38.5" x 24.5" x 4"). The power cord doesn't have a power brick attached which is a plus. I'm using a learning universal remote which did find codes for this TV. Try 'RCA' if 'TCL' didn't work for you. I suggest using an universal remote since it's much easier to replace than to replace the original remote if you break it.Some remote codes gathered for reference:DirecTV: 11447Comcast: 11447Dish Network: 503AT&T U-Verse: 1000There might be a problem with the "TV powering on unexpectedly." If your 'SW Version' reads V8-0RSC801-LF1V041, you're OK. Otherwise, download the firmware update at TCL's website onto any FAT-formatted device. (I used my phone.) Remember to wait at least 10 seconds after it says "Completed" before unplugging the USB cord. (I waited 30 seconds to be safe.) I'm guessing this is where some people might have messed up and broke the TV.PICTURE ***** (5 stars)The LCD panel is made by Samsung with their logo visible in the back (picture posted). As with most LCD TVs these days, the screen is glossy and not matte, so you do have to watch out for glare. After powering up the TV which took about 15 seconds, I changed the preset picture setting from the default 'ECO' to 'Cinematic'. Cinematic/Movie mode is usually the setting that comes closest to a professional calibration. (If you're interested in doing your own TV calibration, check out the Disney WOW blu-ray, search "AVS HD 709" for a free one, or try my "quick picture calibration" below.) It has 5 zoom modes, with 'No Overscan' being preferred. If it isn't available, choose 'Full' for the least amount of cropping. I watched the TV from an Amazon recommended distance
of about 7 to 8 feet. After hooking up my blu-ray player with HDMI (not included) and making sure it's 1080p (by pressing the 'Info' button), I tried watching some dark movies (Batman Begins and The Dark Knight) as a stress test. I didn't notice any obvious picture defects. The viewing angle is very good for an LCD. The contrast is good, with listed 4000:1 contrast ratio. I compared it to my living room LED with 10 million:1 contrast ratio. The LED has slightly better contrast with deeper blacks, though definitely not 2500 times better, so I wouldn't read too much into contrast ratios when shopping for TVs. There are a few nitpicks. There's slight motion blurring due to its slightly-slow 8 ms response time and 60 Hz refresh rate. There's a slight uniformity problem in the upper corners, noticeable in an all black picture. The yellow color is a little off. None of these are major problems; I've seen much worse at this price range, so no stars are deducted.AUDIO *** (3 stars)The two 8 watt speakers are passable for a bedroom. It has a nice equalizer menu with presets and 5 manually adjustable bars. It has Dolby Digital sound, but you definitely need to add your own speakers to take advantage of it. You can hook up your speakers via coaxial digital audio out, RCA out (white/red), or headphone out. There's no optical digital audio out (Toslink) and no ARC (audio return channel). I hooked up a Sony bookshelf system via RCA out which did improve the sound dramatically. The headphone out wasn't working on my unit, but I'm ok with it since I don't use headphones.GAMING ***** (5 stars)I hooked up my Xbox 360 via HDMI, changed the Xbox 'HDTV settings' to 1080p and 'Reference Levels' to Expanded, and turned off all image processing on the TV using my settings below. I tried a couple games (MW3, BF3, Skyrim, Madden 12, and Forza 4) and didn't notice any input lag. (Results should be similar with PS3 and Wii.) By the way, never hook up your gaming system with yellow composite RCA cables. LCD/LED and plasma TVs can't natively display interlaced video, so they'll need to spend time deinterlacing and therefore create additional input lag.PC **** (4 stars)I connected my PC with a VGA cable. I had to change my Windows monitor settings to "unhide modes that this monitor cannot display" in order to get the native resolution of 1920x1080. (This resolution is not supported for the VGA port. It might not work, so you might need to settle for 1280x720 if you have to use VGA. Or connect with DVI or HDMI for 1080p support.) For testing, I opened a Word document set to Times New Roman 6-point font and had no trouble reading it with 'Sharpness' at 0. You can use it as a big monitor as long as you don't expect it to have the clarity of a 22" monitor when viewing within 3'. (It's got the same amount of pixels spread across 3.4 times the area.)
When viewed at 5' or more, clarity won't be a problem.MEDIA *** (3 stars)The USB port accepts pictures and music but not videos. There's no internet streaming, which I preferred. I have plenty of devices capable of streaming, so I don't want to pay extra for a feature I don't need.RELIABILITY **** (4 stars)The TCL FHDF11TA series has over 1000 reviews on Amazon with an average rating of 4 stars, which is probably as good as it gets for a generic brand. I also like the fact that it has a 2 year warranty instead of 1. The only concern is that the warranty is being done by A & D Electronics (the company that TCL has outsourced for its warranty claims) which has an F rating on BBB. The poor rating is a result of, I think, a shortage of personnel. If you're lucky and catch them on a low volume of repairs, you'll get prompt service; otherwise, you might need to be patient and persistent to get your TV repaired. (FYI, their number is 877-470-7766, 9AM-5PM PST, M-F.) If all else fails, try contacting Amazon. Some people did have success even after the 30 day return period. You can also add 1 extra year of warranty by purchasing with Mastercard or AmEx. And if you have Costco membership, you can purchase SquareTrade to add 3 extra years of warranty for a total of 5 for $30 (cheaper than Amazon).PRICE ***** (5 stars)Free shipping, free 30 day return (save the box for this), delivered to your door in 2 days for under $300 is hard to beat. Amazon also lets you do a price adjustment if the price drops within 14 days.OTHER TVSHere are 2 TVs I considered before settling on the TCL:LG 32LK330 - This is a good basic name-brand 32" LCD TV suitable for a bedroom. It only has 64% of the TCL's viewing area though.LG 42LK450 - This 42" LCD TV has good all-around performance and is suitable as a primary TV in an apartment, albeit at a price premium.MISC - QUICK PICTURE CALIBRATION1. Change preset to 'Cinematic'. After checking out some calibration patterns, I find both the default 'Brightness' of 50 and 'Contrast' of 80 to be spot on.2. Change 'Sharpness' to 0. With a clear HD source, you shouldn't need to artificially boost the sharpness. If words look blurry, you can play around with it.3. Change 'Noise Reduction' to low. Similar to Sharpness, you don't need much image processing with a clear source.4. I find the default 'Backlight' of 60 to be suitable for a dimly-lit room. With most lights on, 80 looks about right. If sunlight is present, boost it to 100. Adjust it according to your room lighting and eye comfort level.5. (optional) For adjusting colors, you normally need to use filters with a calibration disc. I like to do it by eye using my own pictures (preferably scanned studio pictures). We should all be able to pick out the nuances of our own skin tones. Alternatively, play a familiar movie and pause when
you have a clear shot of a face, then adjust. I find the default 'Color' of 40 to be satisfactory. If you can't get 'Color' to look right, try changing 'Color Temperature' by 1 and then go back to changing 'Color'.
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