AtNotes
Other
5 out of 5
If your looking to get rid of all the annoying sticky notes on your desk. Here’s the best program that I found and I use it alot oh and it’s FREEWARE. It’s called Atnotes and you can get it from <a href=”http://atnotes.free.fr/download.html”>here</a> Enjoy.
Here is a little tutorial to tell ya how to set it up.
<ul>
<li> Run the setup</li>
<li>Go to the taskbar and right click on the atnotes icon.</li>
<li>Go to settings </li>
<li>Go to Keyboard tab </li>

<li>Setup a shortcut to a new note for example Win+n</li>

<li>Use the shortcut anywhere; you can paste and type your notes on the desktop</li></ul>

My rating: 4 out of 5

I bought this TV a couple of weeks ago. I was very confused as to what TV I wanted to buy since most of the TVs are very close in prices and there are a lot of them out there.

There are the LCD, DLP, PLASMA LCOS etc.. I did a lot of research and came up with the fact that DLP and LCD are so close in performance and you can’t just single one out, just some do things better then others on a very low ratio. I figured if I’m going to buy a widescreen TV I want to make sure that it would be able to last a for a few years and still be good TV; technology wise and performance wise as well. I saw this TV at Circuit City and the minute I looked at I fell in love with the design of it. It comes with the stand built into it which saves you 400$ right there. Performance wise it’s amazing. The picture is Crystal Clear. Channels with High Definition signals look unbelievable, XBOX with HD as well as DVDs are fantastic.

One of the features that I love is the PC input feature, which allows me to hook up my Mac and do my web design with a great resolution. For all the gamers out there, this would be an important option to look into when buying a big screen. “HalfLife-2” on 50 inch you do the math.

The reason I’m giving it a 4 stars is, the “PIP” picture in picture feature is nice but not enough for me. For instance it will let you view PIP with DVD and TV but not with PC and DVD. And it won’t swap them. I’m going to contact Samsung and see if there’s a way around it. That’s about the only thing that I don’t like about the TV.

Technical data

* Color: Silver
* Screen size: 50 inches
* TV type: DLP projection with an HD ultra-fine-pitch screen
* HDTV capable: Yes
* Aspect ratio: 16:9
* 3:2 pulldown detection: Yes (Cinema Smooth mode)
* Light engine: Cinema Smooth Gen 4 HD (fourth-generation)
* Color wheel: 7-segment, 10,800 rpm
* Display device: A single 0.8-inch Digital Micro-Mirror (DMM) device
* Speaker wattage per channel: 15 watts x 2
* Number of speakers: 2 (2-way each)
* Includes radio: No
* Comb filter: 3D Y/C
* Line doubling: Yes (all-format upconversion to progressive-scanned 1,280 x 720 images)
* Signal type: NTSC, ATSC (480p, 720p, 1080i)
* Picture enhancements: Digital Natural Image engine (DNIe)
* Picture modes: Film mode (powered by Genesis microchip); standard, cinema, and dynamic
* Audio modes: 5 different modes for sports, movies, music, speech, and custom settings
* Last-channel recall: Yes
* Multilingual menu: English, Spanish, French
* Parental control: V-Chip
* Picture-in-picture (PIP): 2-tuner, split-screen
* Remote control: Universal
* Discrete IR codes: Yes (for use with a macro/programmable remote control)
* Surround sound: SRS TruSurround XT
* VGA/SVGA input: 1 (15-pin D-Sub)
* Audio outputs: 1 stereo analog (left/right) RCA
* Audio inputs: 6 stereo analog (left/right) RCA, 1 stereo analog .125-inch minijack input
* Video outputs: 1 RF, 1 composite-video
* Video inputs: 12
* Headphone jack: No
* Digital video input: 2 (1 DVI, 1 HDMI)
* Component video: 2 (HD/SD)
* Composite video: 2
* S-video: 3
* RF: 2
* Monitor: No (includes NTSC tuners)
* Pixels: 1,280 x 720
* Contrast ratio: 2,500:1
* Brightness: Information not available
* Dot pitch: .155 mm
* Horizontal viewing angle: Information not available
* Vertical viewing angle: Information not available
* Response time: Information not available
* Lamp life: 5,000 to 8,000 hours
* Color temperature control: Yes
* Front AV jacks: No
* Side AV jacks: Yes
* Wall mountable: No
* Acoustics: 48 dB (30 percent quieter than conventional sets)
* Power supply: AC 120V, 60 Hz
* Power consumption: Information not available
* Optional accessories: Stand: TR85 (59.6 x 21.8 x 20.2 inches, W x H x D)
* UPC: 036725243750
* Item width: 53.6 inches
* Item height: 54.7 inches
* Item depth: 20.5 inches
* Item weight: 125.4 pounds
* Shipping dimensions: 58.5 x 64.4 x 25.4 inches (W x H x D)
* Shipping weight: 172 pounds
* Warranty: 1 year parts and labor, including lamp, with in-home service backed by Samsung toll-free support (1-800-SAMSUNG)
* In the box: TV, pedestal mount, remote control, remote batteries, a user’s manual, and warranty information

Samsung HL-P5085W 50
Other
4 out of 5
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002MLXA2/104-0260090-2039937?v=glance&n=541966&n=507846&s=pc&v=glance
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I bought this TV a couple of weeks ago. I was very confused as to what TV I wanted to buy since most of the TVs are very close in prices and there are a lot of them out there.

There are the LCD, DLP, PLASMA LCOS etc.. I did a lot of research and came up with the fact that DLP and LCD are so close in performance and you can’t just single one out, just some do things better then others on a very low ratio. I figured if I’m going to buy a widescreen TV I want to make sure that it would be able to last a for a few years and still be good TV; technology wise and performance wise as well. I saw this TV at Circuit City and the minute I looked at I fell in love with the design of it. It comes with the stand built into it which saves you 400$ right there. Performance wise it’s amazing. The picture is Crystal Clear. Channels with High Definition signals look unbelievable, XBOX with HD as well as DVDs are fantastic.

One of the features that I love is the PC input feature, which allows me to hook up my Mac and do my web design with a great resolution. For all the gamers out there, this would be an important option to look into when buying a big screen. “HalfLife-2” on 50 inch you do the math.

The reason I’m giving it a 4 stars is, the “PIP” picture in picture feature is nice but not enough for me. For instance it will let you view PIP with DVD and TV but not with PC and DVD. And it won’t swap them. I’m going to contact Samsung and see if there’s a way around it. That’s about the only thing that I don’t like about the TV.

<strong>Technical data</strong>

* Color: Silver
* Screen size: 50 inches
* TV type: DLP projection with an HD ultra-fine-pitch screen
* HDTV capable: Yes
* Aspect ratio: 16:9
* 3:2 pulldown detection: Yes (Cinema Smooth mode)
* Light engine: Cinema Smooth Gen 4 HD (fourth-generation)
* Color wheel: 7-segment, 10,800 rpm
* Display device: A single 0.8-inch Digital Micro-Mirror (DMM) device
* Speaker wattage per channel: 15 watts x 2
* Number of speakers: 2 (2-way each)
* Includes radio: No
* Comb filter: 3D Y/C
* Line doubling: Yes (all-format upconversion to progressive-scanned 1,280 x 720 images)
* Signal type: NTSC, ATSC (480p, 720p, 1080i)
* Picture enhancements: Digital Natural Image engine (DNIe)
* Picture modes: Film mode (powered by Genesis microchip); standard, cinema, and dynamic
* Audio modes: 5 different modes for sports, movies, music, speech, and custom settings
* Last-channel recall: Yes
* Multilingual menu: English, Spanish, French
* Parental control: V-Chip
* Picture-in-picture (PIP): 2-tuner, split-screen
* Remote control: Universal
* Discrete IR codes: Yes (for use with a macro/programmable remote control)
* Surround sound: SRS TruSurround XT
* VGA/SVGA input: 1 (15-pin D-Sub)
* Audio outputs: 1 stereo analog (left/right) RCA
* Audio inputs: 6 stereo analog (left/right) RCA, 1 stereo analog .125-inch minijack input
* Video outputs: 1 RF, 1 composite-video
* Video inputs: 12
* Headphone jack: No
* Digital video input: 2 (1 DVI, 1 HDMI)
* Component video: 2 (HD/SD)
* Composite video: 2
* S-video: 3
* RF: 2
* Monitor: No (includes NTSC tuners)
* Pixels: 1,280 x 720
* Contrast ratio: 2,500:1
* Brightness: Information not available
* Dot pitch: .155 mm
* Horizontal viewing angle: Information not available
* Vertical viewing angle: Information not available
* Response time: Information not available
* Lamp life: 5,000 to 8,000 hours
* Color temperature control: Yes
* Front AV jacks: No
* Side AV jacks: Yes
* Wall mountable: No
* Acoustics: 48 dB (30 percent quieter than conventional sets)
* Power supply: AC 120V, 60 Hz
* Power consumption: Information not available
* Optional accessories: Stand: TR85 (59.6 x 21.8 x 20.2 inches, W x H x D)
* UPC: 036725243750
* Item width: 53.6 inches
* Item height: 54.7 inches
* Item depth: 20.5 inches
* Item weight: 125.4 pounds
* Shipping dimensions: 58.5 x 64.4 x 25.4 inches (W x H x D)
* Shipping weight: 172 pounds
* Warranty: 1 year parts and labor, including lamp, with in-home service backed by Samsung toll-free support (1-800-SAMSUNG)
* In the box: TV, pedestal mount, remote control, remote batteries, a user’s manual, and warranty information

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