Question by Josh R: How is the playstation vita compare to a psp what are the comparible details that makes the vita better than a? what makes the vita work 299.99? and how is it dofferant than a psp
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Answer by Anonymous playerKid, learn to spell
For one, the 3G model of the Vita is $ 299, the Wi-fi model is just $ 249
The Vita contains a quad-core processor, dual Analogs, OLED screen, more RAM than the PS3 for cross-game chat
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Related Posts:Question by BIG SMOKE: Which phone is better overall the Samsung Galaxy or the iPhone 5? I’m just wondering but I heard that all apps are free on any android phone but for the iPhone you have to pay for apps. But I think the Samsung Galaxy is a better phone overall.
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Answer by hayleyDo you mean 4s?
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Related Posts:Question by e_forrest16: What is better an iPod touch Or Zune HD Touch screen? I have the 1st gen iPod touch and its alright but i have been looking at the Zune HD and i’m impressed i was wondering what would be better for me
Im not really into the apps just the best music quality and internet functions. I also download music off of things like limewire and cd’s so the marketplace is no concern. What would really be best for me? Ill take personal opinions, reviews, comments, and experiences u may of had.
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Answer by AlexZuneHD vs iPod Touch.
I’m currently in possession of a broken iPod Touch, and a working ZuneHD.
Music:
Music quality, I’d choose ZuneHD hands down. 32GB of storage allows tons of songs, all of which at your favorite quality! CD’s are stupidly easy to rip with the Zune software (Try it out for free! http://www.zune.net)
Video:
For video, I’d still choose ZuneHD. ZuneHD supports High-Quality HD AVI, MP4, and WMV movies. If you get a $ 80 dock thingy, you can play the movies back in full Dolby 5.1 and 720p (If supported by movie.) For short videos, its still pretty beast, because the OLED screen is insanely bright, so you always see it!
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Apps:
Sadly, iPod Touch wins this. iPod Touch makes it so easy to download apps, yet half of them are not professional, some choppy. ZuneHD has some nice apps, however its hard as hell to get Non-Microsoft apps to it.
Internet:
ZUNEHD! Although ZuneHD has no flash support, iPod Touch doesn’t either. ZuneHD has a multi-touch zoom feature in its browser, and auto-focus so you can see the whole page without borders. It has a favorites option, and can view pages in Mobile or Desktop mode. Also supports cookies for things like MySpace, Facebook, Email, and Forum Logins.
Overall: ZuneHD wins.
ZuneHD is superior to the iPod Touch in my opinion. The bright screen, easy-to-use system, music browser, and features are countless. You can even use your ZuneHD as a flash drive if you feel like it… I’ve had my ZuneHD for one year, I even pre-ordered, had my Name, Phone #, and PB 4 LIFE (Paintball 4 Life) engraved in the back, and a $ 30 design, for FREE!
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Question by Think about it: Is it better to get an ipod touch or 4th generation phone? If I get the phone, I would not activate it since I can’t afford the monthly service. I’d just use it as an ipod for music and serfing the internet and it costs only $ 199 vs. an ipod touch 3rd generation which comes with more memory than the phone but fewer features.
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Answer by jackyYou can consider buying Apple iPod touch 32 GB (3rd Generation) NEWEST MODEL Pros: -Slick,small and light device -Great touch screen -The BEST web browser on a portable device -Amazing video/music playback -App Store (Too many cool applications for Free) -Display screen is clear and bright -No bugs and annoying stuff a very reliable hardware -64GB Flash based mp3 player
Cons: -Not much of an upgrade over 2G (people were disappointed because they did not get upgrades like camera/OLED/etc) -Weaker battery, only lasts 30 hours for music playback versus 2G iPod touch 36 Hours music playback -Expensive for the 64GB version -Still no FM radio without the use of online applications -Bluetooth is still half locked
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Related Posts:If there’s one piece of technology in your home that’s still too frustrating to master, it’s a sound system for the television. People who don’t want to hire an expert to set up high-end speakers around the living room or go through the hassle of doing it themselves often settle for using the TV’s speakers.
The Sonos Playbar aims to bring high-quality sound to a TV without a complicated setup. I’ve been testing this $ 699 one-piece speaker system in my living room for the past week while watching a variety of shows and a few movies, and I’ll be sorry to send it back.
The $ 699 Sonos Playbar can work as a one-device sound system or can be used with additional Sonos speakers. The 12-pound device can be wall-mounted above or below the TV.
Alone, the Playbar produced a rich, smooth, powerful sound — even without its volume cranked up. But its winning attribute is the ability to loop TV audio into other Sonos speakers and choose what speakers play the audio. That’s because all of the company’s devices wirelessly communicate with one another, creating a multi-speaker sound experience without all the wiring.
The whole system can be controlled using a remote-control app that runs on Apple and Android devices, including phones and tablets. In short, the Sonos system is delightfully easy. Competing products exist, but many cost twice as much or require an add-on subwoofer for enhanced sound. And they don’t work with an entire system, like Sonos.
The Playbar marks Sonos’s first real foray into the TV arena. Since its debut about seven years ago, the company has focused on seamlessly piping digital music throughout many rooms. Like its predecessors, the Playbar is a cinch to set up and can play music from a computer or from Internet radio stations.
A system like this doesn’t come cheap. The Playbar costs more than some TVs and the newest models of its related speakers, the Play:3 and Play:5, cost $ 299 and $ 399, respectively. A pair of Play:3 speakers are the only Sonos components that will work with the Playbar to provide true surround sound.
And in some homes, like mine, the Playbar won’t be a perfect fit in the living room. My TV is in an armoire and the 3-foot-wide device couldn’t sit in the shelving below the TV. I ended up resting it on two half-opened drawers at the bottom.
Still, two of the Playbar’s features will be a cause for high fives. They are Night Sound and Speech Enhancement, and both are turned on using the free Sonos app. Night Sound lets parents with sleeping babies watch movies without fear of an action scene suddenly making it sound like the living room exploded. A simple message explains its function when you turn this on: “At lower volumes, quiet sounds will be enhanced and loud sounds will be suppressed.”
Using the Sonos app for iOS or Android devices, people can choose to hear the same audio in different rooms of the house.
Speech Enhancement was a particular favorite in my house, where we feel like we’re losing our hearing because we can’t understand the dialogue in some TV shows. For example, throughout this third season of PBS’s “Downton Abbey,” my husband and I were constantly cranking up the volume or rewinding the recorded show to catch the dowager countess’s zingers. And we use a basic surround-sound system in our living room. Watching the same show with Speech Enhancement made Dame Maggie Smith’s character’s words louder than the background music and other sound in a scene, so we didn’t have to strain to hear.
The Playbar is handsomely designed and it blended in well with my TV, even on the two opened drawers. It can be stood on its thin, 3-inch edge or laid on its wider, 5.5-inch edge without affecting the sound. It can be wall mounted above or below the TV. Keep in mind, though, that the Playbar weighs nearly 12 pounds.
I set up the Playbar by plugging in just two cords: An optical audio cable, supplied by Sonos, and its power cord. A Sonos representative said most TVs made within roughly the past seven years will work with this.
The Playbar also needs to connect to a router and though my router isn’t far from my TV, I couldn’t connect my Playbar to it using the included Ethernet cable. Instead, I used a Sonos Bridge, which costs $ 49, to wirelessly connect the Playbar to my router. I also set up a Sonos Play:3 speaker in my living room so I could see how it worked with the Playbar.
Using the Sonos app on my Android phone, I followed the steps to set up the Bridge and Playbar by pressing buttons on each device. Each took less than a minute. The app walked me through programming my remote to work with the Playbar. I use TiVo, and by following a few steps to test the remote, like pressing Mute three times, I quickly got my TiVo remote set up to control the Playbar volume as well as TV functions and TiVo commands.
But the Play:3 speaker didn’t obey my TiVo remote. To control its volume, I had to adjust it using a button on the small speaker, or use the Sonos app, which I tested on an iPad and Android phone. A Sonos representative said this is deliberate so if someone has a Play:3 set up in the kitchen and a person watching TV suddenly cranks up the volume, the kitchen speaker isn’t blaring sound.
With the Playbar, Sonos adds to its long tradition of smart, elegant devices that really work without driving you mad during setup. If you can shell out the cash for this TV enhancement, it won’t disappoint.
Email Katie at katie.boehret@wsj.com.
Related Posts:Question by Frank Chen: What tablets are better than the iPad 2? I don’t really trust Apple in this “best internet experience” since their devices lack the support of Adobe Flash and their devices are closed sourced. They also lack the support of getting good addons, tweaks, system-customizing apps, and themes. What tablets have the better internet experience than the iPad 2? Include the name and the cost of the tablets please!
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Answer by ReecyMotorolla Xoom Samsung Galaxy Tab
These are the only 2 good ones at the moment. The prices will vary from country and model.
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Related Posts:Question by galla90210: Which is better Blackberry or Droid from Verizon? I am looking into getting a new phone and I love all the iPhone options available, however I am a Verizon customer and they don’t offer the iPhone but they do offer the Droid. It is a toss up between the Blackberry (and if so which one) or the Droid. I like going on the internet from my phone but also want it for email purposes too.
Thanks!
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Answer by wapsThe blackberry is brilliant for emailing and internet. it pops up as soon as you get an email but you can adjust this too.
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It’s tough to forget the ASUS TAICHI: out of all the Windows 8 convertibles we’ve seen (and we’ve seen a lot) this is the only one with two screens on board. In particular, it’s got one on the inside, which you’d use in regular notebook mode, along with a touchscreen on the outside that allows you to use the PC as a tablet. If you like, you can shut the lid completely and turn the machine into a slate-type of device, but you can also leave the lid open so that you’re mirroring your desktop, or displaying something different on each one (imagine the possibilities for presenters!). As an added trick, that outer screen also accepts pen input, though you’ll have to splurge on the highest-end configuration to get it with a stylus.
For now, ASUS is selling the 11.6-inch TAICHI 21 ($ 1,299 and up), though a 13-inch version is going to start shipping later this month. Hopefully, though, our review after the break answers questions you’d have about either model. Namely, what’s it like to use a machine with two screens, anyway?
Gallery: ASUS TAICHI 21 review
Question by Joycee: Is getting the HTC Droid Incredible a better idea than getting the Motorola Droid? I’ve been wanting a new phone for several months now, and the phone I’ve been keeping my eyes on was the Motorola Droid. The Incredible is coming out soon though, and I hear it’s faster, slimmer, and overall better than the Droid… is this true? My main irk with the Droid was its keyboard, and I like how the Incredible eliminates it completely. So do you think the Incredible is a better investment?
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Answer by firemandan900I actually like the Droid keyboard better, but other then that the Incredible is a much faster phone. Go with the Incredible.
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