Moromann

I work in an electronics store, and every time I sell a TV I ask if they want us to calibrate it for them (great way to bring up the margin). They're often unsure at first, but after I show them the difference, most people end up paying for it. However, one question that often pops up that I struggle to answer is why it's necessary. Why isn't this done by the manufacturer? If we actually went home to the customer and calibrated it according to the lighting of the room etc, it would be more reasonable, but all we do is go to the storage, open the TV package, attach a calibration thingy and let it run for a while and charge $150 for it. Why can't the manufacturer do this simple job?

My favorite thing has to be the resolution. I tried my friend's copy earlier today, and it looks a lot more detailed than my old 720p HTC phone.

I built my desktop computer about 2 years ago. Opened it today and it's full of dust. Is it safe to vacuum clean it? I have heard stuff about static electricity and that it might damage the components, but is it really that bad? And if so, how should I clean it?

I'm buying from a Norwegian retailer, and the budget is 1000-1500 Norwegian Kroner, which equals $200-300. There are some extra costs due to import taxes and other stuff, but I might be able to stretch the budget slightly if necessary. I'm just looking for some good price to performance ratio headsets around the $250 price range, and so far the Sennheiser PC 360 seems like the best option.

Anyone got any sort of experience with the Sennheiser PC 360 G4ME?

I'll be using it at LAN parties and stuff, so I can't have a table mic, but thanks for the advice. Too expensive. I live in Norway, and the price in US would be like twice my budget already. I'm also not a super enthusiast when it comes to sound quality, I just need something a bit sturdier and with better bass than those cheap gaming headsets.

Hi I'm looking for a new headset. I've managed to break 4 headsets over the last 15 months or so, and now I'm looking for something a bit more sturdy, both in terms of build quality and sound quality. My current headset is the Logitech G35, and (before I broke the cable) I felt like it had a very metallic and poor sound. Price range about $200-250. I have looked a bit at the Beyerdynamic DT770, but it doesn't have a mic. I've heard about these so-called modmics, but I'm not sure what's best. Anyone got some good recommendations? - High quality mic and sound - Robust - $200-250

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