I would rather it had some form of audio out other then HDMI! I have a nice monitor which takes HDMI but doesn't do sound and many PC style speakers - a chromecast would be a great cheap way to make it into a TV for the garage or elsewhere - if it had a 3.5mm audio out!
Posts by pith
13 publicly visible posts • joined 20 Jan 2010
Chromecast gains wired Ethernet dongle
Good news: 'password' is no longer the #1 sesame opener, now it's '123456'
Drawers full of different chargers? The IEC has a one-plug-to-rule-them-all
XKCD: Standards
Microsoft Dell deal would restore PC makers' confidence
Buy Low / Sell High
Could this all just be as simple as buying low and selling high. Whist Dells stock is "low" buy it back, also making you able to make long term strategic decisions with out needing to inform the world and his wife and then when the economy picks back up, float the company again, making billions?
USB charges up to 100 watts
Firm Dick sales excite buyers
2011's Best... E-book Readers
Sonos Play:3 network music player
Squeezebox
I have 2 Squeezebox Classic 3s and one Squeezebox Duet (mainly for the remote!) and I have been incredibly pleased with them. I am planning to get a touch, mainly for the USB Key functionally, but am very disappointed that they are no longer doing the classic as it was fantastic for the price, and I had the chose of hooking it up to shitty PC speakers or digitally to a high quality amp and speakers, or anything in between! The touch is its obvious replacement but is just too expensive!
Facebook value hits $100bn, to go public in Q1 2012
I could never understand how google made money either or is worth anything, but advertising is obviously worth that much, with the addition of all of the personal data facebook is assimilating I can totally see it being worth a lot. Though I would have no idea how to quantify it!
If they then move there ads outside of facebook and compete with google's adwords its anyones guess how much more/less it could be worth dependent on the result of that battle.
One-third of Aussies 'are pirates'
Not sucking at all!
Surely its not actually sucking $A1.37 billion out of the Australian economy as I'm guessing that people would either not have spent that money or are just spending it on something else (such as replacing all there flood damaged electronics!).
ie the same amount of money is going in to the economy, just not to the movie industry...