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I was thinking it might have been possible to connect VGA to DVI with a converter and then DVI to HDMI through a series of cables / adapters but this wont work as you are trying to send an analog signal to a digital device; It may physically connect up, but I don't think anything will display...

How did you fix this issue mate? Seeing something similar when playing files with the WDTV player connected to an Onkyo 606 amp. Thanks!

I always thought that these guys were very good: http://thatcable.com/ Bought some of their so called cheap HDMI cables that What-Hifi gave 5 star award too and got to say they are top notch for the money!

Have a look at the Optoma HD20 (excellent reviews and for under £1k it is a good shout at a full hd projector for home cinema use.

The size of the image depends on the distance of the Projector from the screen. The HD65 has a short throw ratio but limited zoom. To get 80" I would say the projector would need to sit around 4m from the screen...

I had problems with some brackets on my G10 due to the positioning of the Freesat tuner; to get around this I had to shift the TV a few cm to one side to give enough clearance for the cable for the satellite.

The HD65 has effectively replaced the HD700X and the HD200X / HD20 is the next step up. What I liked about the HD65 is that it takes a 1080P signal so there is no messing around with input etc the Projector sorts itself out. I looked around quite a few places for the HD65 as pretty much all...

I just recently bought the Optoma HD65 which is a 720P DLP projector; extremely pleased with the results :D As mentioned the wow factor of watching movies, sports and playing games on 100" + is superb and totally changes the viewing experience. The Optoma HD20 is also another very good...

I have never seen any of the current edge lit LED TV's on power with Pioneer levels of black; in fact I have not seen any other TV that would be on power...

Totally agree with the G10 & V10 suggestions; I was in a similar boat tempted by the LED vs Plasma and after various demos and such I opted for the G10 as the colour / picture in general was much more true to life. The G10 at the minute represents excellent value for money for what you are getting.

BK Gemini II £200 is a fantastic little sub: http://www.bkelec.com/HiFi/Sub_Woofers/gemini.htm Got one recently and I am very very pleased with its performance in both movies and music. I looked and tested a few subs in this range and found the BK to be the best in terms of quality /...

TV: Panasonic TXP42G10 can be had for around £750 Receiver: DENON AVR1910 can be bought for around £450 Sub: BK XLS200 can be bought for £300 Speakers: Mordaunt Short Alumni can be bought for around £300 (without sub) If you wanted a bigger TV then the TXP50G10 can be bought for £950 and...

Just phone up ask to be disconnected and they will put you through too the retention department where they will try to work a better deal for you. Get rid of the phone for starters if you don't use it and drop your broadband to the lowest as I think they give a free 10mb upgrade anyway. As for...

Buying Bellamy was only ever going to be a stop gap; we all knew that and the fact that Benitez sold him on for a profit is not a bad bit of business and at the time made perfect financial sense. Keane is different; sometimes have to wonder if it was Benitez that bought Keane or was it the...

If you google "Western Digital TV HD 1080P Media Player" it is a nice piece of kit all you would need is a USB stick or standard USB External HDD to plug into it to play movies from. Full 1080P and actually does a good job.

I am in a similar position to you, I commute about 8miles per day each way and for fun on the good mornings go the long way (12 miles each way). I did this distance for 2 years on various hard tail mountain bikes that I owned then 2 years ago I got serious about biking and bought a Giant SCR 1...

I am seeing very similar score to you with an E8400 @4ghz and 4850 at stock with no overclock running Vista 64 bit and latest Cat 8.7's will try setting CCC settings to performance see how that goes. Not that i'm bothered tbh just curios, all games are running sweet so no complaints!

Hi guys, i'm thinking about buying one of these TV's also, to use mainly as HTPC & 360, just wondering how do lower resolutions look on this? My PC would not be upto the full resolution in gaming, so how does lower resolutions look on this monitor both in Windows and in games? Say 1600 x 1200...

If you want to build strength, try lifting heavier weight but lower reps, say 12.5kg dumbells in 2 sets of 8 reps or so. No need to do upto 20 reps when your goal is to build strength, to do that you need less reps more weight! Also try a variation of bicep specific exercises, do dumbell...