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- Pair of black, 8-inch bookshelf speakers
- 175-watt power handling
- 45 to 20,000 Hz frequency response
- 89 dB sensitivity
- Magnetically shielded
List price: $599.99 (that's NaN% off!)

These speakers are sharper than a barber¿s razor
Oh, very fine indeed...Heeheehee.
My good pal Greg bought a pair of the hideous beech version of these speakers and he was getting all showy with them because, well, we all couldn't help oohing and aahing over the glorious surround sound he has achieved in his room. Fortunately, I came on Amazon.com and found that these really cool looking black versions were available, so I trapsed out and purchased me a couple of sets. Two around the bed, one by the door, one on the shelf, and BAM! we're rolling. And now I giggle, for Greg is as jealous as can be, because his speakers look like dirty cinder blocks and mine look like Monaco headlights.
Don't be a freak, give in to your inner geek! Once you go black, you ain't never going to go back. Now, excuse me while I go listen to my Jai Uttal and gloat. Hahaha!
Wow!
- Pair of beech-colored, 8-inch bookshelf speakers
- 175-watt power handling
- 45 to 20,000 Hz frequency response
- 89 dB sensitivity
- Magnetically shielded
List price: $599.99 (that's NaN% off!)

These speakers are sharper than a barber¿s razor
Oh, very fine indeed...Heeheehee.
My good pal Greg bought a pair of the hideous beech version of these speakers and he was getting all showy with them because, well, we all couldn't help oohing and aahing over the glorious surround sound he has achieved in his room. Fortunately, I came on Amazon.com and found that these really cool looking black versions were available, so I trapsed out and purchased me a couple of sets. Two around the bed, one by the door, one on the shelf, and BAM! we're rolling. And now I giggle, for Greg is as jealous as can be, because his speakers look like dirty cinder blocks and mine look like Monaco headlights.
Don't be a freak, give in to your inner geek! Once you go black, you ain't never going to go back. Now, excuse me while I go listen to my Jai Uttal and gloat. Hahaha!
Wow!
List price: $1,099.99 (that's NaN% off!)

tbrownell2003
Toshiba S157 AND S127 owner.Trust me guys. Get this model. I bought the S127 and ended up giving it to my mom. This model comes with the built in wireless Internet (which is awesome), 40GB of storage, 512MB DDR (XP uses MUCH more than 256MB even doing the simplest tasks), and 2.2Ghz Celeron (you can't tell the difference between 2Ghz & 2.2 Ghz,trust me).
I scored my S157 in brand new condition for $825 off some really nice guy off eBay I struck a deal with. (I picked it up locally)
I'm going to review every single thing about this laptop, sequentally. Please note that this is an unbiased review:
1.) Keyboard: Probably the best keyboard i've ever used in over 18 years of computers. I loved these soft key laptop keyboard. Doesn't have that annoying cursor thing in the middle of the keyboard that some people like to use. (Most despise it, though)
2.) TouchPaD: Works great. Two basic buttons, silver color, and work perfectly.
3.) 15" XGA screen. The screen is nice, bright, and vivid, but I definately could use SXGA (1280x....) XGA is only 1024x768 and is just enough for basic tasks
4.) Speakers: Silver titinium stereo speakers. They work adequately for basic needs. What can I say? They're laptop speakers. Go pickup some Logitech Z-340s for $30 at Best Buy. They will compliment these nicely.
5.) Design: Design is superb. The laptop is suprisingly thin (1 inch) and the colors are perfect. Really great job.
6.) Weight: 6.15 lbs, according to my measurements.
7.) LEDs: The LEDs are great. 5 basic small LEDs that tell you what's going on. Nothing fancy.
8.) 802.11b Wireless (S157 only). This is great. You can save your PCCard slot; you can also disable/enable the device whenever you want. Someone mentioned somewhere that the built-in wireless card means it uses the notebook as an antenna. I don't believe that though.
9.) CD-RW/DVD ROM: Works perfectly. I would've perferred a trayless drive (like the Pioneer 16x DVD drives) but hell, this is great. They both work great.
8.) Battery Life: Battery life is not as good as I would like it to be. I get 2 1/2 hours max out of this computer on a full battery charge, assuming light working conditions. Extra battery costs $150+tax at Best Buy or Circuit City. I'm using my mother's S127 batter. ;)
9.) Noise Level: Both computers are dead silent. There is a fan that turns on once in a while to cool the computers. The fan isn't loud at all.
10.) PC Card Slot: It only has 1 PC Card slot, but that's not an issue anymore now that I have built in wireless internet
11.) Ports:
Serial: Great but I don't use it.
Parallel: Ok, I still don't use it.
2x USB 2.0: Now, this is beautiful. I have several USB devices, some even USB 2.0, that I use with this computer.
Neither models come with S-Video, DESPITE what some specifications say. The model also comes with external VGA for connecting to a projector or external monitor.
RJ45 (Ethernet) AND Modem already installed. What a great value.
12.) Performance:
Hard drive: Works decently. Only 4200 RPM, so don't expect mind-blistering performance, but it's fast enough even for an end user.
Processor: 2.2Ghz Celeron is like a crippled P4; nevertheless, it performs almost all basic functions with ease. Gamers apply elsewhere.
Sound: No comments. Sound works. :)
Video: This is my biggest complaint (besides the microphone) about this model. Comes with 32MB Intel Extreme Graphics (Shared). Because it's shared with system memory, people tend to think it's 64MB Intel graphics; believe me, it's NOT. It's 32MB Intel extreme graphics that will let you do only the basic video or gaming. Don't expect any kind of performance from this. I really wish Toshiba had put an ATi Radeon mobility in here, but for the price I'm not complaining. :-)
* Software: I don't use the software that comes with this bundle, but make sure to check the personal cons below for additional details.
* Toshiba Utilities: As with most utilities, I don't like running manufacturer's utility files, but Toshiba's aren't _that_ bad. (I still don't run them, though). They allow you to control most of the function buttons at the topic and assign them different functions.
Build Quality: This is where the laptop truly shines. Putting IBM's insanely high quality and price tag, this is the best laptop you can get for budget-price quality. Toshiba rules.
Personal Cons:
* No built in Microphone. The thing has a port for a microphone, but I really, really wish Toshiba had put one in. I know this isn't an issue for most people, but I use microphones on a daily basis. They're cheap, granted, but that's another thing to lug around.
* Rebates: Ugh, I hate rebates. I got my S127 for $760 (after 8.5% tax) and after $250 rebates. I got my S157 for $825 cash from some guy on eBay.
* One thing that annoys me is that Toshiba has loaded this comp with plenty of useless junk like AOL, Special offers, etc. This is an easy fix. I just wiped the drive and put XP Professional on there and boom, it's done. :) The S157, IIRC, comes with Microsoft Works, which I don't use.
If you want more detailed pictures of this laptop, search on www.newegg.com. They have both models and detailed pictures on it.
I hope I haven't missed anything. :)
super deal, surprisingly slim and light
- Powered satellite speakers and subwoofer for PCs, Macs, and portable MP3 and DVD players
- 28-watt system delivers quality audio for multimedia applications
- Volume and mute controls on right satellite
- Bass and treble controls on subwoofer
- Magnetically shielded subwoofer
List price: $99.99 (that's NaN% off!)

Great quality sound
Great sound, great look!
Great Product for the Average UserI use these speakers for movies and mp3s. Although I'm not very picky on audio quality, I'm sure that these speakers would satisfy anyone wanting great audio who isn't a audiophile.
There's one problem I have with these speakers: there's no headphones jack from the speakers.
Other things that you might want to know if you are considering this unit:
Power button is at the back of the subwoofer.
Speakers are light and small; you can knock them over easily.
Bass and Treble controls are on the front of the subwoofer.
Volume Control is on top of the front right speaker.

- 2.1-channel music and movie entertainment system
- Media center plays DVD-Video, CD, CD-R/RW, and MP3 CDs
- Articulated Array speaker design and proprietary signal processing help 2 speakers deliver most of the performance of a 5-speaker system
- Acoustimass module offers clear, deep bass reproduction without audible distortion
- Simplified wiring reduces system setup to 4 simple connections

Bose 3-2-1 GS DVD
Great Sound, Great PlayerPro's: Great sound, 3D depth, sounds like your in the theater. DVD player is a great player.
Con's: The worst con is that it does NOT support progressive scan out put, just regular Video cables, and S-Video.
BEST SYSTEM EVER
- Upgradeable to 6.1 channels
- Automatic Protection Circuitry - provides increased reliability without interfering with the listening experience
- Multi-Channel Bass Extraction & Summation - reproduces deep, impactful low notes & effects for the front & surround channels from a single Acoustimass module, eliminating the need for multiple enclosures
- Color - Black

Buy this
Superb Voice
- Weatherized for outdoor use
- 4-inch polypropylene-cone woofer
- 1.75-inch polycarbonate cone tweeter
- 5-way gold-plated binding posts
- Includes mounting materials
List price: $99.99 (that's NaN% off!)
Buy one from zShops for: $49.99

Great speakers.
Great
Excellent Value
- Pair of 2-way, 8-inch bookshelf speakers
- 8-inch PolyPlas bass driver and 0.75-inch titanium laminate dome tweeter
- 50 to 20,000 Hz frequency response
- 90 dB sensitivity
- 150-watt power handling
List price: $399.99 (that's NaN% off!)
Used price: $180.00

JBL N28
Great stuff
These speakers rock!!!
- Pair of black, shielded, 6-inch bookshelf speakers
- 8 ohms nominal impedance
- 150-watt power handling
- 48 to 20,000 Hz frequency response
- 87 dB sensitivity
List price: $399.99 (that's NaN% off!)

awesome speakers
Wonderfully accurate sound! Awesome response!I had no idea that they would sound sooo nice!
They have a wonderful range of response and the resolution is great! After plugging them in, I ended up routing all power just to them and listening to a full symphony from my rear speakers!
Solid as tanks and outstanding performers!
Great sound and clarity
- Beech-colored, 2-way, 6-inch bookshelf speakers
- 8 ohms impedance
- 150-watt power handling
- 87 dB sensitivity
- 48 to 20,000 Hz frequency response
List price: $399.99 (that's NaN% off!)

awesome speakers
Wonderfully accurate sound! Awesome response!I had no idea that they would sound sooo nice!
They have a wonderful range of response and the resolution is great! After plugging them in, I ended up routing all power just to them and listening to a full symphony from my rear speakers!
Solid as tanks and outstanding performers!
Great sound and clarity