31st January 2005
If this stuff doesn’t get your heart racing then you must already be dead. These are some videos of guys doing things on sportbikes that should get them selected out of the gene pool very soon.
I sure like to go fast but these guys are taking it to the extreme.
Turbo Hayabusa
Turbo Hayabusa #2
This one makes me squirm in my seat
R1 vs. Hayabusa
Psychopath
Gixxer Crash
R1 vs. GSX-R
Oops
Going for 300
NYC
OK. That’s all for now. You get the picture (literally). The site has a lot more. These are just the ones I liked.
Manly
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25th January 2005
I ran across IO-Data’s AVeL LinkPlayer2. It’s very similar to the Buffalo Linkstation but it is out right now and lacks the 802.11G functionality. Since my set-up has wired ethernet at the television I will probably opt for this one instead of the Buffalo unit.
<<<CLICK HERE>>>
Manly
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24th January 2005
These guys are insane. I am not sure what the guy at the beginning was smoking but I have my suspicions. I like to do a few extreme things here and there (and believe it or not riding in New York appeals to me) but this is a little bit over the top.
<<<CLICK HERE>>>
If the link dies leave me an e-mail or comment and I will post it somewhere else.
Later,
Manly
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13th January 2005
I have been waiting for a product like this for a long time.
The Buffalo LinkTheater has(almost) everything I am looking for.
Let me give you a sample:
Progressive scan DVD Player
802.11G/B wireless capability.
Output to HDTV (via component – no DVI/HDMI at this time
)
USB 2.0 for attaching external drives.
WMV, WMVHD, DIVX, DIVX HD, XVID, DVD, VOB/IFO playback!
It’s a little pricey at an estimated street price of $300. On the other hand, a high end DVD player would cost much more. My only issue with it is that it doesn’t have DVI/HDMI output so it won’t look quite as good as a progressive scan DVD player that had DVI/HDMI. The unit will output to Svideo or composite if you don’t have an HDTV. It also has an ethernet port if you don’t want to use the wireless capability. There is a coaxial and a digital (optical) output for Dolby/DTS, etc.
Now I haven’t seen it yet but I will have one soon after they hit the shelves so stay tuned for more info or e-mail me in mid February to see what I think.
Here’s a link to the product page at Buffalo.
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