Pictures of Your Portable Rig [Part XIII] - Page 364  

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Originally Posted by Baines93 

Android on that would rock...

 

The Dezire is the closest you can get to that right?

Because of the keyboard Milestone was a better choice for me. Not very fond of the plastcky/ toyish look of desire either.

My bb with pp. Will probably be upgrading to sr80i from these, but I can't decide between those of RE0. What do yall think?

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Originally Posted by Baines93 

Android on that would rock...

 

The Dezire is the closest you can get to that right?

WinMo was actually one of the reasons I got it. My experiences with the Motorola Milestone (Telus version) weren't pleasant at all, especially for media playback. The HD2 is blazing fast on AT&T's 850MHz HSDPA+.

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Originally Posted by 3X0 

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WinMo was actually one of the reasons I got it. My experiences with the Motorola Milestone (Telus version) weren't pleasant at all, especially for media playback. The HD2 is blazing fast on AT&T's 850MHz HSDPA+.

Since when did AT&T have HSDPA+? Are thinking of T-Mobile?

AT&T has been rolling out HSDPA+ since earlier this year, alongside its program to blanket 250 million subscribers with 3.5G HSDPA by 2010. It's part of its plan to combat Sprint's 4G marketing.

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Originally Posted by 3X0 

AT&T has been rolling out HSDPA+ since earlier this year, alongside its program to blanket 250 million subscribers with 3.5G HSDPA by 2010. It's part of its plan to combat Sprint's 4G marketing.

Didn't know that. I'm guessing you're using a Canadian version of HD2 since it supports AT&T's 3g bands.

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Originally Posted by 3X0 

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WinMo was actually one of the reasons I got it. My experiences with the Motorola Milestone (Telus version) weren't pleasant at all, especially for media playback. The HD2 is blazing fast on AT&T's 850MHz HSDPA+.

Just overclocked mine to 1GHz and it feels gooood! Milestone Overclock is the app name that allows to do that.

Dude, HD2 is awesome, maybe they'll come out with one that supports that new mobile windows os.

iPod video 5G with internal BG NX caps and 32GB CF installed -->

TWag Elite micro LOD -->

RSA Protector balanced amp -->

TWag headphone cable -->

Custom TF10x4

I still use this Creative Zen Nano as my daily DAP as it has line-in recording, which allows me to make field-recordings using electret mics at 160Kb/s.

I bought it new when it came out, it was this or the Sansa Clip. I read here that they were both good but the line-level input made me go this way.

I hope to see an RMAA made by DFKT that shows the quality of the sound reproduction and it's "sound signature" (has it been done already?).

(It took me almost 5min to figure out how to attach these photos properly to my post. Bloody forum "upgrade"...)

Very nice bridge, very well made and looks great, are you going to cover the contacts?

What is that clear gooey stuff you cover the mini bridge with?

I'm not planning to do it, the bridge works and there's no interference as it is. It's my first attempt anyway, I'll learn as I go on (any advice will be appreciated).

Product of a mediocre photo, everything's clean as it should be.

Thank you both for your comments :)

Lol, not in your pic. I was referring to the clear goey looking stuff people usually cover those mini bridges with :P

Just hot glue I think?