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Gotcha. $1K seems a tad high. If I had a home theater to match, I'd jump on it. I don't need something that hardcore, just something that sounds high-end... just maybe not that high-end ;-)

Have you tried those ESP950's before? What main advantage would there be with those? They are ugly as hell ;-) Thanks for the links, I am going to look through their line-up shortly. Some of their wireless headphones look great. But again another noob question. Do all of these use the RCA...

Doh, why did I not even think of that. That's what I will do then. Happen to have a link to those Koss headphones you mentioned? I am still unsure if I want to get wired, but I am still considering it.

Well, if there doesn't happen to be good wireless headphones, I might go with wired. Wireless offers much more freedom, I love it. But seeing how I am never -that- far away from the TV anyway, I will still consider a wired pair. In this day and age, -everything- is going wireless. I'd be...

Hah, delayed once again, but only until the end of the month. Interestingly enough, reports are now surfacing that nudity is the cause for Halo 2 PC release. In an email statement received by Next-Generation, Microsoft said, “It has come to our attention that an unfortunate, obscure content...

http://www.quartertothree.com/game-talk/showthread.php?t=35805 Here is a post from a guy who ordered a replacement screw for his PS3 (I assume). It doesn't look like it came through Sony directly, but some store. Either way, $82 for a screw is hilarious.

This is one of those times when video is just not necessary. The photo speaks a thousand words. I'll start with the first: Idiot.

Hi all, I am looking to pick up a new pair of headphones for my TV, because I play a lot of video games at night and would rather hear it in full fidelity than at 5% volume so that I don't wake my family up. Right now I am using Turtle Beach's X2 headphones, which are good but don't offer the...

I should correct myself. I said probably 9-9-9, but I was off. It's a low latency kit, so it's 7-7-7-15 1.7v. Will have a review next week. drewd is right. I think it's too expensive at this point in time.

As long as your board is mounted properly, it shouldn't be a problem. The 9700LED is somewhat light really, it's just huge.

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/seriously%3F/this-is-what-weve-become-woman-pushes-baby-on-segway-263440.php :-\

A businessman is suing a bus company for more than £300,000 over a crash which smashed up his rare supercar. Property tycoon Frank Mountain has issued a High Court writ, claiming a reckless bus driver was to blame for the damage to his £600,000 Enzo Ferrari...

I agree, but for some reason I tend to enjoy NeroLinux a little more even though I have been using k3b for some time. It's not that there is anything wrong with k3b, but I just find NeroLinux is more enjoyable to use. It's hard to explain really. For the $25 cost, a lot of Windows converts or...

Its taken a while, but NeroLinux has finally reached version 3.0. New features include HD-DVD and Blu-ray media support, a revamped GUI to mimic Nero Burning ROM 7 and more expert features than you can shake a stick at. You can read the full review here and discuss it here.

We are taking a look at D-Links latest Draft-N router, the DIR-655, which is upgradeable to the latest 2.0 standard. We are also throwing their DWA-652 Draft-N notebook card in for testing as well. You can read the review here and discuss it here.

Eve Online has been around for a few years. If you want to get into an MMO, then it's not a bad game, but it's not personally my style. There is a lot of resource hunting in that game, which I find boring. There are a few diehards who play it though. If it looks good, give it a try. If you...

That's pretty incredible. Controlling the entire computer with a thumb is impressive.

Warcraft III is another good one, but I still preferred the older ones for some reason. Nothing will touch Starcraft. I am not even a huge RTS fan, but that's the only title that ever managed to steal my attention.

I'd pick up the original first, just to see if you enjoy the genre. It's available for the Mac also and I'm sure it's cheap as heck.

You can use a DVI-D adapter in a DVI-I port, it's just that the four extra pins are not used. DVI-I has four extra pins for analog signals, while DVI-D is strictly digital. As far as I know, if a port is DVI-D and the cable is DVI-I, you can break off the four pins that are not used, but I...