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Originally Posted by hertfordshire
A lot of newer cars no longer have CD players. So those days are numbered as well.
Plenty of after-market options for CD and even cassette(!) if one looks hard enough. Use Crutchfield's fitment search to find one for your personal vehicle.
Plenty of after-market options for CD and even cassette(!) if one looks hard enough. Use Crutchfield's fitment search to find one for your personal vehicle.
I buy video game discs in case I want to resell to Gamestop. I stopped buying CDs for years, but recently have picked them up to play in the car (which still has a disc player) and also because CD quality (and vinyl for that matter) are superior to MP3 and in many cases FLAC files. I've bought two DVDs in the past year, but generally it's rare to have movies I like to watch more than once.
If it stays plugged in, doesn't it run the risk of running hot? I've never liked laptops. I know some brands are better than others, e.g. Lenovo > Dell, and so on.
If it stays plugged in, doesn't it run the risk of running hot? I've never liked laptops. I know some brands are better than others, e.g. Lenovo > Dell, and so on.
Nope. Especially not if it's off. I just turned on my laptop and put it on my lap (I'm wearing shorts) and the aluminum case was startlingly cold.
I've never liked desktops. I prefer the flexibility to take my computer wherever.
I buy digital media if I am traveling and find some local music. Same with local artists. Same shopping in other towns and I find a Papagayo CD that I hear playing in one of their boutiques.
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