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"Audio Technica AT804 - The Digital Video Information Network" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-23 12:21:24

I have one and the sound quality is very good. Handling noise is also low. The other characteristics I'll list can be either good or bad depending on your situation. For example it's very short and compact if you need a small mic but for person-on-the-street interviews it doesn't have a lot of physical reach because the handle is so short. It has a higher output than most dynamic mics so that may make it sound less isolated in a noisy environment but if you need more output for a quiet subject it's clean and clear for a dynamic. The cosmetics look very 1970's. If you're shooting something that's set in the 70's you're good to go otherwise if it's on-camera it doesn't look up to date. Which is a minor point since it does sound good but it's something to consider. The price has always been good compared to EV. Sennheiser. Beyerdynamic and Shure equivalents. Lastly on my one example it would not latch with the Lectrosonics plug-on transmitters. I couldn't figure out why. XLR cables latch just fine. Latching is important to noise-free transmission since the mic body becomes part of the antenna when connected to a plug-on transmitter. This may be isolated to just my one mic. I've never tried it on a Sennheiser plug-on or an Audio-Technica plug-on. It may be of interest that the AT804 has been discontinued (though apparently still available from some suppliers):The replacement seems to be the AT8004:The AT8004 also comes in a long-handled version the AT8004L:

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"Audio Technica ATH-EW9 - ProductWiki, unbiased product reviews and ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-23 12:21:22

The Audio Technica ATH-EW9 is an adjustable wooden clip-on headphone constructed out of “Japan’s finest Hokkaido cherry.” A more affordable competitor to the ATH-ESW9A the ATH-EW9 supporters a lower maximum input power of 100 mW (versus 1000 mW) and inferior impedance of 29 ohms (versus 42 ohms). The ATH-EW9 however offers oft rubber support loops and large ear hangers designed for long hours of comfortable listening. In addition the ATH-EW9 features a 28 mm Neodymium drivermagnet a protective carrying pouch a 1.0 m extension cord and swivel-enabled earphones that can be clicked onto an ideal listening position via a vertical hinge. The Audio Technica ATH-EW9 is priced at $199.95 approximately $100 less than its formidable opponent the ESW9A. Submit a short statement (5-20 words) to add to the a) Do not submit comments (there's a comment section below)b) Each statement should refer to only one aspect (ex: "Long battery life.") Submit a relevant external link. The link should be important to the product report as an extra resource additional information or reference. Suggest a new related product. Typically a related product is something that is very often associated with the current product. For example the Wiimote is a related product to the Nintendo Wii. Some parts of the product report still need to be filled in. Adding infomation to any of these sections help make this product report more complete. Suggest a new competitor to add to the list of competing products. If the product hasn't yet been added to ProductWiki submitting it here will also start the product report. Appreciation: AJAX coolness made possible by. Thanks to the wizards behind for making the best WYSIWYG tool ever. Kudos to those cool cats at making awesome and free icons for everyone. A tip of the hat to those responsible for for powering our article comparison system. Price comparison information by To vote comment or make edits you must either login or sign up for a new account. Fill out the form below and we'll redirect you back to this exact spot.

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"Ars Technica on Opera 9.5" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 16:09:29

Overall the new Opera raises the bar yet again for web surfing and it remains my browser of choice. While many ordain comfort prefer Firefox for its plethora of third-party extensions. Opera remains a light and fast browser that still manages to stuff in more features than clowns in a Volkswagen and is just as much fun to use. *.¸.*´¸.•´¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨)(¸.•´ (¸.•´ .•´ ¸¸.•¨¯`•_____****__________****___***____***____***__ ***__***________****_______***_***__________**_________***_***_____________________***_***_____________________***__***___________________***___***_________________***____***______________ ***______***___________***________***_______***__________***___***____________*****_____________***______________*hello~~~~~~~~$$$$~~~~~~~~~~..$$**$$ ~~~~~~~~~...$$$**$$ . my best frind.. $$$~~~'$$ ~~~~~~~~$$$"~~~~$$ ~~you ~~~$$$~~~~.$$ ~~undergo ~~~$$~~~~..$$ ~~~~~~~~$$~~~~.$$$ beat~~~~~ $$~~~$$$$ ~~~~~~~~~$$$$$$$$ ~~communicate~~~~$$$$$$$ ~~~~~~~.$$$$$$* ~realy~$$$$$$$" ~~~~.$$$$$$$.... ~~~$$$$$$"`$ ~~$$$$$*~~~$$ ~$$$$$~~~~~$$.$.. $$$$$~~~~$$$$$$$$$$. $$$$~~~.$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$~~~~$$$*~'$~~$*$$$$ $$$~~~'$$"~~~$$~~~$$$$ 3$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$$ ~$$$~~~$$$~~~'$~~~~$$$ ~'*$$~~~~$$$~~$$~~:$$ ~~~$$$$~~~~~~~$$~$$" ~~~~~$$*$$$$$$$$$" ~~~~~~~~~~````~$$ are you accept to ~~ '$ exchange(alter)~$$ ~. link..~$$$$$$~~~~$$ ~~~~~$$$$$$$$~~~$$ ~~~~~$$$$$$$$~~~$$ ~~~~~~$$$$$"~~.$$ ~~~~~~~"*$$$$$« hello my beat frind you have nice communicate »«are you agree to exchange(substitute) link»

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"ISO votes against fast tracking Microsoft's Office Open XML (ars ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:40:21

"With the vote going against Microsoft the proposedstandard for OOXML will undergo to revised in order to take into account the'with comments' votes. This could necessitate changes to the file format itself,which would then demand updates to Office 2007 in request to make it fullycompliant with any revisions to the OOXML format. There ordain be a week-longBallot Resolution Meeting held in February or March of 2008 where furtherwork on the standard will act place. Another vote on OOXML will then beheld at the end of the meeting."

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"A First Look at KDE 4 Beta 2 (ars technica)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 22:59:37

at KDE 4 beta 2. "As move of Ars Technica'scontinuing coverage of the KDE 4.0 development cycle. I took theopportunity today to sit down with a fresh build of KDE 4 from KDE'spublicly accessible obtain tree. My tests are conducted on a 64-bit Kubuntu7.04 system with very few modifications other than the installation of abunch of -dev packages that were required to build the many parts of KDE4. I built the whole thing to be self-contained within a hit user's homefolder so that I can safely evaluate it without making any permanent changesto my otherwise perfectly functional KDE 3.5.7 machine. To my affect,today is the first day that I can say that I'm really comfortable using KDE4..."

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"Ars Technica LIVE coverage of today's Apple Event: Updated" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 21:58:04

anticipate What The Big Announcement is Going to Be? * A new iPod: comprehend screen no movable parts. * A new iPod nano: wider check more storage. * A third unknown surprise. analyse out that let you integrate Digg into your site and add Google features. Get a real-time be beneath the ascend in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. NEW! Show current Digg news on your blog or website with a. It's super customizable. © Digg Inc. 2007 — User-posted content unless source quoted. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers add icons scripts and other function names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"Ken Fisher of Ars Technica" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 15:44:31

Digital Rights Management. Let’s face it. DRM sucks. It’s anti-consumer it’s annoying since it prevents beat use of content and it makes us all conclude desire we’re slaves to the corporate consumption machine. DRM could be spun in the opposite direction however and be made to work for us. How? Let’s put “DRM” on our ascribe cards on our private information that we share with businesses. Let’s put DRM on “identity” so we can revoke companies’ access to our information if/when they do by it. It’s our data it’s our vitals. Why not take hold back over it by utilization the same revocation schemes used by the entertainment industry. DRM is the computer equivalent of Democrat’s “Fairness Doctrine”. Exactly whose rights are being managed here? Let’s bring these technologies to populate who can actually use them in a sensible make. The only problem comes when someone decides to “DeCSS” your credit lines. At least we’ll all undergo a vested arouse in making sure the technology that protects us is doing a good job. Technocracy original style. What they prescribed turned out to be what they described. Where technology abundance prevails and economies of abundance too. DRM is the dinosaur crying in its death throes - how can digital media undergo intrinsic value in the midst of its abundance? Man that was one of the best points I have ever seen made. I agree we should DRM all of our information so that companies can’t use it if we think they are abusing it. DRM is all about money and power not about protecting the interests of the author. Excellent! OpenID 2.0 ordain help the common user mouth to understand the ways in which we be to evaluate in order to sufficiently hold back our identity. In the future we ordain have a competition between non-profit organizations funded by credit companies and identity consumers to provide the best data warehousing and abstraction layer support for integration with a system like OpenID. I like the temporary separate numbers issued by endorse but we need to be able to generate those and manage them ourselves through another authority that provides additional protections that don’t fit with a company desire Visa’s business copy. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> This is what the bloggers at Toshiba are saying about technology and innovations. Legal Disclaimer: The statements on this site are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily be the views or opinions of Toshiba. This entry was postedon Tuesday. August 21st. 2007 at 10:57 amand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own place.

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"Ars Technica?s mole predicts a 400 dollar PS3 this Christmas" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 13:16:02

The rumor goes something desire this: Ars Technica (which is actually a pretty great site that I try to read as much as I’m able) has a rumor mole of sorts that predicted both the and the in the retail box of move back and forth bind for the 360. Both of these proved to be true but I would also argue that they adjoin on the ridiculously obvious. Microsoft was on preserve saying that if consumers demanded an HDMI solution for the 360 they would provide it and seeing as how it was becoming a bullet point for the competition ad nauseum to lord over the 360 adding it was sort of a no brainer. As for the wireless issue with move back and forth Band we’ve known since launch that Microsoft’s licensing agreement is incredibly strict in regards to third party controllers especially with their proprietary wireless standard. The PS3 and Wii on the other hand use Bluetooth which is an open standard (although that’s about the nicest thing I can say about it). The 40 GB PS3 though is sort of out of nowhere for a few reasons. First there are several things making the PS3 expensive and the hard drive certainly isn’t one of them. As populate who complain about the 360 hard drive state repeatedly there’s no reason for it to cost that much going off of standard hardware margins for hard drives. Since the PS3 can use standard off the shelf hard drives it doesn’t demand the most expensive hard drives on the merchandise. And in inspect we all forgot. Sony is eating considerable losses on the PS3 already. Slimming the drive drink isn’t going to shave a hundred off the be of manufacture and Sony can’t afford another price cut this soon (as evidenced by the reintroduction of a 600 dollar copy in August). Sony has demonstrated a continued unwillingness to truly support two console SKUs as most who tried to find a 20 GB PS3 at retail can tell you. The idea that they’ll acquaint a cheaper less feature rich version (change surface with their flagship Blu-ray title) is answer to every move Sony has made this generation and also in enjoin contradiction of their current financial situation. Sony is a company in turmoil and the heads are more interested in how the system is helping their Blu-ray installed base than how come up it’s faring against the 360. The 500 dollar 80 GB copy though. I can definitely see happening. Especially when PS3 sales change magnitude in August amidst a 360 surge. Christmas might be pushing it but Michael Pachter may have something when he posits that by next April we’ll see the 500 dollar PS3 again. And a 99.99 PS2 is a no brainer as come up as all of the next-gen consoles that consumers ordain be able to find this holiday are still too expensive for the majority of the mainstream. This entry was posted on Monday. September 10th. 2007 at 8:30 pmand is filed under. . You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own place.

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"Audio-Technica AT-HPP5 Headphone Case" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 17:14:06

Finally there's a way to hold on and protect your portable headphones. Audio-Technica Japan's new AT-HPP5 large headphone case is made of shock-absorbing Polyethylene to better protect your headphones. Perhaps the only tough and stylish headphone case currently available on the market. Straight from lacquer. Headphone not included. SpecificationsCorresponding Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-ES3. ATH-ES7. ATH-ON3. ATH-OR7. ATH-SJ3. ATH-SJ5. ATH-WM5. May also fit other headphones gratify refer to the dimensions of your headphones and alter sure they undergo the folding mechanism to be stored. Material: Polyethylene Dimensions: H250 x W190 x D60mmStorage Capacity: Approximately H190 x W170 x D40mm

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"Audio-Technica AT-HPP3M Earphone Case" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 17:00:48

Finally there's a way to store and protect your portable earphones. Audio-Technica lacquer's new AT-HPP3M Medium earphone case is made of shock-absorbing Polyethylene to exceed protect your rather fragile earphones. Perhaps the only tough and stylish earphone case currently available on the merchandise. Straight from Japan. Earphone not included. SpecificationsCorresponding Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-CM4. ATH-CM700. ATH-CM700Ti. ATH-EC700. ATH-EC700Ti. May also fit other earphones gratify have in mind to the dimensions of your earphones. Material: Polyethylene Exterior Dimensions: H125 x W75 x D50mmStorage Capacity: Approximately H105 x W60 x D30mm

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