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Got some Tunnock's goodies:
*** Pictures of things we bought in May 2012 ***
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Thats so full of win. Well played sir.
Very nice, especially the waves on the watch face.
Have you kept the old one?
Ya Ive kept it, it looks really small by comparison to my new one, but I've got used to it already. The old one has just had a new load of bits repaired too, then this one 'came up'
Heh...I sent a monitor back as it had a couple of stuck pixels.
Yes, I'm THAT picky
I bought this knowing that their was the possibilty of one, can't complain for £223
If it was new. I'd still complain.
If I buy a new item, I expect it to be new, not have defects from the get go
EDIT: No idea if £223 is a good price, its a monitor to me
Whats so special about it?If it was new. I'd still complain.
If I buy a new item, I expect it to be new, not have defects from the get go
EDIT: No idea if £223 is a good price, its a monitor to me
It's a 27" 2560x1440 IPS display, the cheapest equivilent was the Hazro for £400+ until these became available.
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Kam Racing backbox for my 106:
Lowered the front last week, had the back lowered to match this morning:
Lowered the front last week, had the back lowered to match this morning:
Suping up a 106? Pretty pointless tbh. It's trying to be something it's not.
A supercar / racing machine when all it is is a 1 litre 106.
I personally thinks it looks quite smart.
+1 - nothing wrong with having in pride in your car
It's a GTI by the looks of it, 1.6 16v in a chassis weighing less than a ton, they're classic hot hatches.
and with my new knowledge, a pic of the monitor that i technically paid for last month, but arrived this month. 27" IPS for about £223, 1 stuck pixel but you can only see it if you really look for it.
Would you mind me asking what keyboard this is?
Not at all, Logitech K700 solar powered - PC version (wish I had bought the mac version now I have a hackintosh!)
I did look at that monitor before getting the Dell 2412M but the amount of stuck pixels and warranty Qs were offputting and the lack of stand adjustment!
Can't knock it for the panel quality itself though!
Well the Dell U2412M is less than £250 although the Hazro was £460 when I got it! Worth a lot less now obviously
Can't knock it for the panel quality itself though!
That's a calibration tool, right? I have (what looks to be) the same monitor, and a decent TV and I've no idea how I'd go about calibrating things... I assume whatever you have is likely more expensive than either?
Well the Dell U2412M is less than £250 although the Hazro was £460 when I got it! Worth a lot less now obviously
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Hmmm, £250 for 27".....might have to get one of these to go dual monitor in the summer!
Well the Dell U2412M is less than £250 although the Hazro was £460 when I got it! Worth a lot less now obviously
That's the monitor I have... and the TV is a 42 inch Panasonic G30 plasma. Sometimes I feel the settings aren't right and I've quickly given up trying to fix them myself. Haven't the faintest idea what to do about it, but I think it'd have to be some kind of device I guess.