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jiangyanjia on "Motorola ROKR E8 Video playback"

Motorola ROKR E8 Video playback Motorola has released ROKR E8 for a long time in CES. Its outstanding point is "the mode switching", referring to the change from the mobile phone mode to music player. The whole process just needs one click, since ROKR E8 is a switchable keyboard. When it is in the time of standby, you can not see any keyboard in the surface of the mobile phone. Once it is activated, there will be the virtual number keyboard. Press the music key then it will switch into the music keyboard. ROKR E8 is the touchable keyboard, but it has the tactile feedback (vibration) to give you the confirmation. Motorola ROKR E8 has a FastScroll guide key. The speed-Variable touchable operating makes you look through and find the needed music, friends, calendar, and multi-media and so on. Motorola ROKR E8 uses a 2.0 inch LCD screen with the horizontal QVGA resolution (240x320). The layout of the standby interface is similar as that of the last generation Linux Smart phones E2 with non-touchable interface. It can specify the shortcut key for the four directions and can be changeable in the setting menu. [img]http://www.yiduz.cn/article/UploadPic/2008-1/2008189307174.jpg[/img] After looking through most the review passages, I do not find the information about the capability of E8 video playback and the supported formats. As far as the most medias' reports, E8 is supposed to use the Linux operating system of the non-touchable screen and at least CPU is over 500MHz. So I am very curious and borrowed E8 from my friend to have a try. It works well with [url=http://www.pavutbe.com/video_conveter/]pavtuve video conveter[/url]. And convert various video formats into the following formats. The process of playbadk is going very well. The video formats: MPEG4+AAC (*.MP4 ending): QVGA (320*240); 25fps; equal to 64kbps. H.263+AAC: QVGA (320*240); 15fps; equal to 64kbps. Real Audio + Video (*.RM ending): QVGA (320*240); 15kbps.
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david01 on "How to convert iPod video, such as AVI to iPod, WMV to iPod, MPEG to iPod, RM to"

How to convert iPod video, such as AVI to iPod, WMV to iPod, MPEG to iPod, RM to iPod, RMVB to iPod, ASF to iPod, MPG to iPod, DivX to iPod, XviD to iPod video
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jeacrett on "RE: Stolen digital camera catches thieves with wireless upload feature"

bookofzero: Your analogy is inherently flawed. The woman's bag wasn't dropped in the street, it was left in a place of business. Employees have an obligation whether defined or implied that any customer's property found be turned into the employer. This is why they were fired. More importantly, your attitude about this highlights a troubling trend that seems to becoming the norm rather than the exception where people's mindset is based on whether or not an action is legal or not. I recently took my family out for a meal at a local pizza place and my son happened to look under the table and find a Nintendo DS. Now I easily could've allowed my son to keep it and the likelyhood of anyone being able to trace it back to us is virtually nill, but I still turned it in to the manager running the place. Why? Because it was the right thing to do. There might not be any law against being a jerk, but I still don't think it's anything we should aspire to be.
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