Who Owns My Living Room?
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Joichi Ito on 2002/07/22:
„Ethernet) on devices that today use USB or Firewire, and it is also about making it viable to use networking in areas that you wouldn't have even considered before Rendezvous. Imagine a future world where you connect your television and amplifier and DVD player with just a couple of Ethernet cables, instead of today's spaghetti mess of composite video, S-Video, component video, stereo audio, 5.1 Dolby, Toslink optical audio cables, etc.“
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„My cell phone, for example, isn't even big enough to support an Ethernet port. Ethernet also can't carry power, which USB and FireWire can. That poses problems for the small devices like a mouse and keyboard, which need some power to run.“http://www.mohea.com/mike/words/ 2003_11.html#000331 - Cached
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„While most home theater quality TVs have much better speakers and amplifiers than those old TVs we grew up with, the best sound is to be had with a separate amplifier. There are several reasons for this decision:“http://hometheaterinfo.com/amplifiers.htm - Cached
„Each had a rather sweet and smooth top end, adding nothing to any digital nasties whether creating the digital signal (the A3.2 CD player) or amplifying the signal (the A3.2 preamplifier). Musical Fidelity's M 250 amplifiers while also offering value, a moderate price tag and plenty of raw power, were unable to match its siblings' sweetly refined treble response. The 250s audibly emphasized or revealed some brightness and harshness from less than ideal sources.“http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/viewpoint/1202/ karlskorner.htm - Cached
„If he is, the odds tend to go in your favor; most of those have probably built their own amplifiers and preamps and have a tendency to still be vinyl-oriented listeners. I'm going to summarize my findings from various sources, but only naming one of them who I'm using as the basis for my summary. I do not recall any specific dispute from any of the other sources.“http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/viewpoint/0602/ karlskorner.htm - Cached
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