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Yeah my problem is not finding something with a touchscreen, my problem is finding something with modern looking with slim bezels.

It needs to have to touchscreen though because the professors are uploading their presentations before lectures so taking notes on those presentations while the lecture is going on is the main reason I want to have a portable device with me.

Hey guys, I recently started studying mechanical and process engineering in germany. I am looking for a tablet or a 2 in 1 Laptop. My budget is probably around 500-700 Euros. Finding one with the apropriate specs is not that difficult but I am looking for one which has really thin bezels I am probably too picky on that point but I want it to look modern and thick bezels ruin the look for me entirely. The samsung galaxy tab s4 caught my attention as well as the ipad pro and the one apple is releasing in 2018. It would be quite nice if you could recommend me something comparable in terms of specs, looks and and price, since I wasn't able to find something which suits me.

ah I see now I get the remark that the chance is very small well thank you

The HDD is not old my father bought it just a few months ago so it shouldn't have started rust thank you I will try it out

Hey guys, my father gave a HDD which he never used but it seemed rather small compared to the HDD's one usually sees in desktop computers. The name of the HDD is in the title I am not sure whether it is only compatible with mobile devices such as laptops or if it would fit in my pc. I have an asus prime b350 plus mobo if this information helps. Thanks for all answers I don't really know much about this stuff so it might be a dumb question.

I have the amazon basic xlr cable it could be cause by it hm...

Hi guys, I recently bought the Behringer U-Phoria UMC22 for my NW-800 Neewer condenser mic. But I hear a static noise while recording and I think this is the fault of the interface because it is the cheapest one out there and normally 48v phantom power should prevent a mic from static noise. Now I am thinking about getting another audio interface. I have looked at the scarlett solo, the steinberg ur12 and the presonus audiobox ione. Can you guys recommend me which to pick? I am using the mic for talking to friends while playing and I know a condenser mic might not be the right choice because of its sensitivity, but I kind of went in that direction already so it is too late to go back to a dynamic mic.

I suppose I have to give some information about my setup i forgot to do that. I have the Sivga SV007 headphones an the Neewer NW-800 Mic. The Mic needs 48V phantom power which is one of the reasons i want to purchase an audio interface. I am not an Audio phile but I still like to listen to music a lot.

Hey guys I am looking for an audio interface. It shouldn't cost more than 60 dollars. If you know one with an integrated oscilloscope it would be great of you to recommend me some of them. The ones with the oscilloscopes can cost up to 100 dollars. Thx in advance for all suggestions.

Your recommendation is a bit over my budget I am not an audiophile and I am probably not going to make good use of an Audio Interface is there something cheaper (meaning under 40 Euro) which you can recommend me? Again it does't have to be great, just a beginner tool. (forgot to quote)

Your recommendation is a bit over my budget I am not an audiophile and I am probably not going to make good use of an Audio Interface is there something cheaper (meaning under 40 Euro) which you can recommend me? Again it does't have to be great, just a beginner tool.

Hey guys I recently bought the Neewer NW-800 condenser mic. My Asus prime b350 plus mobo has an alc887 soundcard in it. This doesn't seem to be enough to power the mic, which is why I had to pump up the volume which lead to this quiet static noise in the background. To improve that I could either buy a 48v phantom psu or a soundcard. Which would you guys choose, and what Soundcard would you recommend. I wouldn't want to go beyond 40 dollars when purchasing a soundcard. Below 35 would be best. Also what other use has a 48v phantom psu? Thx for all answers.

Ok thx man

Yeah I am kind of worried about it, because I would rather buy a worse mic than to spend another 20 dollars on a power supply. In my Asus prime b350 plus there is the Realtek® ALC887 8-Channel High Definition Audio CODEC Soundcard, do you know if it is capable of putting out 48v to the Neewer bm700 for example?