I have an alienware desktop and it never failed or crashed once, like other previous computers. When you are actually working and creating media on the machine it feels like you're rolling down the highway in a mack truck ready to take out anything in the way. The Dell I have at work is a new dual core and doesn't compare. It's more like an Accord crusing down the street that will stop for a pedestrian. That is why Alienware is my top choice for any type of hardware.
I dig the honesty that they gave in their tests of the longest battery life. 14 hours for audio and 4 hours for video is great. I also read that the case is a smooth rubber feel and that you can't stop stroking it...lol. Only a few weeks away!
The new Real software and service actually works and looks nice, but I had a audio clicking issue on my dual core machine. I recently switched over to Urge and love it. It works the best out of any service I have tried.
I like the smooth interface and package looks simple which is good is todays world. I'll stick with my iRiver Clix for now, until next year when they release smaller flash versions, zune phones, zune cameras, zune laptops, zune shoes, zune motorcycles, zune tv's, zune speakers, zune central air conditioners, zune microwaves...
Watch... a month or two after launch they will have some sick new features automatically upgraded through firmware. Maybe I can trigger my wi-fi coffee maker to turn on from bed?
"I've found myself using my PC for a lot of conversations lately, and I'm also considering recording a podcast to share with anyone who will listen. There are tons of USB headset / microphones out there, and I'm hoping someone has some solid recommendations based on experience. I'll consider both headsets and standalone mics, by the way, but I'd like to keep the bill under $100 if possible. Help!"
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I have an alienware desktop and it never failed or crashed once, like other previous computers. When you are actually working and creating media on the machine it feels like you're rolling down the highway in a mack truck ready to take out anything in the way. The Dell I have at work is a new dual core and doesn't compare. It's more like an Accord crusing down the street that will stop for a pedestrian. That is why Alienware is my top choice for any type of hardware.