I got myself a pair of those xiaomi piston v2's aswell, they sound amazing for a pair of 25 dollar earphones, I've had them like half a year, and they show no wear so far, well, I changed the rubber parts that go into your ear, better fitting one's make them sound even better.
The Xiaomi Piston v3's are out as well, planning to order them aswell.
The Xiaomi Piston v3's are out as well, planning to order them aswell.
Well, here are the best one's I got
I don't have a ND-filter, so I shot through a old floppy disc, my camera doesen't go below 1/4000, so I had to shoot through that.
I don't have a ND-filter, so I shot through a old floppy disc, my camera doesen't go below 1/4000, so I had to shoot through that.
amp88, nice photos, did you use a ND filter?
Qpad MK-80 With Cherry MX Red's.
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It will be done eventually, but it's not the priority right now.
Nexus 10 tablet.
I know it's a bit dated, but it's still quite good bang for buck, plus I got a good deal on it.
I know it's a bit dated, but it's still quite good bang for buck, plus I got a good deal on it.
Matrixi, I think that the Samsung Gear S will be standalone.
Hyperactive, You don't need a headset to make calls with a smartwatch, it does have a microphone and a loudspeaker.
Hyperactive, You don't need a headset to make calls with a smartwatch, it does have a microphone and a loudspeaker.
Matrixi, That's pretty much what I use my watch for, and this has a bit better battery aswell, lasts for like 3 days on a charge.
It's quite comfortable to flick your wrist to read a notification/sms instead of taking your phone out of your pocket, especially if your hands are full.
The Gear 2 Neo was my choice because there wasn't much smartwatches available then, it was Samsung, Pebble or Sony, I personally can't stand the display of Pebble, and Sony smartwatch seemed a bit primitive, so I got the Gear 2 Neo(and Neo because I didn't think that camera was worth the extra money).
Plus the Gear 2 has 4GB built-in storage for music and stuff, so you can put music on it, play through bluetooth headphones and go for a jog or something like that, without needing your phone.
Ontop of all functionality, it's cool to talk to your watch(not in public), it's like childhood dream come true, watch knight rider and all that stuff.
Boris Lozac, don't really know how to respond to you, you were the guy who owned HTC Wildfire(aka one of the, if not the worst android phones on market, crappy specs + heavy UI), and acted like it was the best thing since sliced bread, then switched to windows phone and then claimed that windows phone is actually the best thing since sliced bread, and how crappy android is.
It's quite comfortable to flick your wrist to read a notification/sms instead of taking your phone out of your pocket, especially if your hands are full.
The Gear 2 Neo was my choice because there wasn't much smartwatches available then, it was Samsung, Pebble or Sony, I personally can't stand the display of Pebble, and Sony smartwatch seemed a bit primitive, so I got the Gear 2 Neo(and Neo because I didn't think that camera was worth the extra money).
Plus the Gear 2 has 4GB built-in storage for music and stuff, so you can put music on it, play through bluetooth headphones and go for a jog or something like that, without needing your phone.
Ontop of all functionality, it's cool to talk to your watch(not in public), it's like childhood dream come true, watch knight rider and all that stuff.
Boris Lozac, don't really know how to respond to you, you were the guy who owned HTC Wildfire(aka one of the, if not the worst android phones on market, crappy specs + heavy UI), and acted like it was the best thing since sliced bread, then switched to windows phone and then claimed that windows phone is actually the best thing since sliced bread, and how crappy android is.
Yeah, older model, but the strap is fancy, it's leather I think, if not leather, imitation leather.
I too have a LG Brand smartwatch, but I haven't used it a while now.
Post your watch!
Since there is a thread for everything else already, then why not this.
This is mine:
This is mine:
Well....
60Hz means that the monitor can't display more then 60 fps on the monitor, and higher framerate will cause what is known as "tearing".
There are many solutions to tearing, one is enabling VSync, which won't allow the fps to go higher then 60 fps, but that too has it's downside, it will produce some input lag, which is totally fine for some games, but competitive FPS, and racing games don't feel that nice with it.
You only profit from 144Hz if your pc manages to run the game atleast 144Hz.
To use the gsync feature, you need to have a Nvidia graphics card that supports it, and also a monitor that supports gsync.
To learn more about gsync, you can click on Forbin's link.
AMD too is working on similiar technology, called freesync:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7641/amd-demonstrates-freesync-free-gsync-alternative-at-ces-2014
60Hz means that the monitor can't display more then 60 fps on the monitor, and higher framerate will cause what is known as "tearing".
There are many solutions to tearing, one is enabling VSync, which won't allow the fps to go higher then 60 fps, but that too has it's downside, it will produce some input lag, which is totally fine for some games, but competitive FPS, and racing games don't feel that nice with it.
You only profit from 144Hz if your pc manages to run the game atleast 144Hz.
To use the gsync feature, you need to have a Nvidia graphics card that supports it, and also a monitor that supports gsync.
To learn more about gsync, you can click on Forbin's link.
AMD too is working on similiar technology, called freesync:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7641/amd-demonstrates-freesync-free-gsync-alternative-at-ces-2014
There's really no need to upgrade your cpu, only a platform change would make sense.
A Nokia N8, for testing purposes, and to add to my collection of neat looking nokias, hopefully next will be a Nokia E7.
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