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More pics of the lightpack:
New web cam too, but need a usb extension cable now too.
New web cam too, but need a usb extension cable now too.
Japanese shoegaze. $20 USD straight from Happy Prince records Japan. Which is about £12. No fees incurred. Which is nice considering the price these jokers are charging for it.
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Any games to go with that?
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I do want to get a PS4 but I know it just wouldn't be worth it at its current price as I wouldn't play it enough.
No, no retail games I really want that I haven't already got on my Xbox One, I will be getting Outlast tonight though as something to play.
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The price isn't a stumbling block, £300-400 seems to be the price for a new console anyway, think back to the Xbox 360 or PS3 or even the PS2 when it was released?
The reason not to buy one would be there isn't a game on it, when the right game comes along i am sure you would play it non-stop.
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I have never bought a console on release or even a bit after. I know if I bought one I would play it for a bit then go back to my PC, like what happened when I bought a Ps3 but luckily I only paid £150 for that.
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My 360 was free
But that's not the point, and £150 still isn't loose change really, even now a PS3 will set you back around that much if you want a HDD in it, this is now 8 years old console.
So a 3 months old console at £350 is as expected, same as it always have been for pretty much the last 20 years.
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That'll be relative to the individuals financial circumstances
A console is an luxury item, something you want rather than need. When it is something you want, you pay for it through the nose
Have just bought myself an Anker 2nd Gen Astro 3 External battery for an upcoming business trip to the Gambia this week...aka for watching movies on the plane and keeping my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and Nexus 5 charged whilst away.
It's a 12000mAH external battery pack that has a total output of 5v/4A max (min 50mA) and can charge devices like iPhones, Android Phones, Samsung Galaxy tablets and phones and other USB-powered devices.
http://www.ianker.com/product/79AN7904S-WA
It's a 12000mAH external battery pack that has a total output of 5v/4A max (min 50mA) and can charge devices like iPhones, Android Phones, Samsung Galaxy tablets and phones and other USB-powered devices.
http://www.ianker.com/product/79AN7904S-WA
My 360 was free
But that's not the point, and £150 still isn't loose change really, even now a PS3 will set you back around that much if you want a HDD in it, this is now 8 years old console.
So a 3 months old console at £350 is as expected, same as it always have been for pretty much the last 20 years.
No different to splashing out £450+ on the latest graphics card really, except these last a lot longer.
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I didn't find anything, I've just got a distant memory of you posting a pic of yourself with big hair. I remember useless stuff like that sometimes.
Thank god for that!
My Amazon order got cancelled by them this afternoon. No cheap sweets for me.
My order met the same fate.
The black one got nicked and insurance has no replacements so refunded me. The Xperia was a interim mobile during the changeover and the so called 'red' one came today. I put red very lightly, its more like air hostess orange.
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