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doriansinsider
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November 12, 2006 8:32PM
Xbox does not support full 1080p and it's interface for anything but games is 2nd class, so if you really want the best, you must pay for the best.
PS3, a Macmini with a HD tuner, four Magnaplaners, 3000 Watt Pure Power Amp, a couple Subs and a 73" 1080p Flat.
You got game - PS3
you got music - iTunes
you got movies (puchased) - iTunes
you got movies (rentals) - Windows Media (via Parallels)
you got internet - OSX (no viruses)
you got intertainment (your computers library - adult or otherwise) - OSX
you got upgradability for 10+ years - external - BlueRay, Terabites, etc. etc. etc.
YOU GOT IT ALL
Case closed.
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unndunn
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November 12, 2006 9:00PM
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Originally Posted by
doriansinsider
Xbox does not support full 1080p and it's interface for anything but games is 2nd class, so if you really want the best, you must pay for the best.
PS3, a Macmini with a HD tuner, four Magnaplaners, 3000 Watt Pure Power Amp, a couple Subs and a 73" 1080p Flat.
You got game - PS3
you got music - iTunes
you got movies (puchased) - iTunes
you got movies (rentals) - Windows Media (via Parallels)
you got internet - OSX (no viruses)
you got intertainment (your computers library - adult or otherwise) - OSX
you got upgradability for 10+ years - external - BlueRay, Terabites, etc. etc. etc.
YOU GOT IT ALL
Case closed.
Xbox 360
does
support 1080p, and even if it didn't, 1080p is completely overrated.
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scavanger
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November 13, 2006 7:17AM
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Originally Posted by
doriansinsider
Xbox does not support full 1080p and it's interface for anything but games is 2nd class, so if you really want the best, you must pay for the best.
PS3, a Macmini with a HD tuner, four Magnaplaners, 3000 Watt Pure Power Amp, a couple Subs and a 73" 1080p Flat.
You got game - PS3
you got music - iTunes
you got movies (puchased) - iTunes
you got movies (rentals) - Windows Media (via Parallels)
you got internet - OSX (no viruses)
you got intertainment (your computers library - adult or otherwise) - OSX
you got upgradability for 10+ years - external - BlueRay, Terabites, etc. etc. etc.
YOU GOT IT ALL
Case closed.
You've pretty much killed the simplicity argument. Besides if you have that kind of cash why are you using a Mac Mini?
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tenobell
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November 13, 2006 12:17PM
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Xbox 360 does support 1080p, and even if it didn't, 1080p is completely overrated.
Its not overrated at all. You don't get to see the original HD source, its magnificent.
You see the consumer version of 1080P which has been compressed to hell.
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PS3, a Macmini with a HD tuner, four Magnaplaners, 3000 Watt Pure Power Amp, a couple Subs and a 73" 1080p Flat.
You got game - PS3
you got music - iTunes
you got movies (puchased) - iTunes
you got movies (rentals) - Windows Media (via Parallels)
you got internet - OSX (no viruses)
you got intertainment (your computers library - adult or otherwise) - OSX
you got upgradability for 10+ years - external - BlueRay, Terabites, etc. etc. etc.
YOU GOT IT ALL
Case closed.
Xbox does not support full 1080p and it's interface for anything but games is 2nd class, so if you really want the best, you must pay for the best.
PS3, a Macmini with a HD tuner, four Magnaplaners, 3000 Watt Pure Power Amp, a couple Subs and a 73" 1080p Flat.
You got game - PS3
you got music - iTunes
you got movies (puchased) - iTunes
you got movies (rentals) - Windows Media (via Parallels)
you got internet - OSX (no viruses)
you got intertainment (your computers library - adult or otherwise) - OSX
you got upgradability for 10+ years - external - BlueRay, Terabites, etc. etc. etc.
YOU GOT IT ALL
Case closed.
Xbox 360 does support 1080p, and even if it didn't, 1080p is completely overrated.
Xbox does not support full 1080p and it's interface for anything but games is 2nd class, so if you really want the best, you must pay for the best.
PS3, a Macmini with a HD tuner, four Magnaplaners, 3000 Watt Pure Power Amp, a couple Subs and a 73" 1080p Flat.
You got game - PS3
you got music - iTunes
you got movies (puchased) - iTunes
you got movies (rentals) - Windows Media (via Parallels)
you got internet - OSX (no viruses)
you got intertainment (your computers library - adult or otherwise) - OSX
you got upgradability for 10+ years - external - BlueRay, Terabites, etc. etc. etc.
YOU GOT IT ALL
Case closed.
You've pretty much killed the simplicity argument. Besides if you have that kind of cash why are you using a Mac Mini?
Xbox 360 does support 1080p, and even if it didn't, 1080p is completely overrated.
Its not overrated at all. You don't get to see the original HD source, its magnificent.
You see the consumer version of 1080P which has been compressed to hell.