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22. Okt 2010
Super video card!
2 von 2 finden das hilfreich Upgraded from a 8800GTS, and couldn't be more please. This card has 890 megs of onboard ram and 216 cores. Keep in mind, that there's the original GTX 260, with only 192 cores. So this one is just a tad bit faster, and for some, it's probably hard to justify the additional price. I have it installed in a mid-tower case, and it fits just fine. This card requires a minimum 600 watt psu, with at least 36 amps on the rail, plus you need a psu with (2) six pin PCI-E power connectors. Also, it's large. About 4 inches longer than the 8800GTS.
However, I have it installed in a mid-tower case, and it fits just fine. Overall it's a great $100 mid-level card for hardcore gamers, that don't have $300 to spend on a video card. Finally, be sure you download the latest drivers.
21. Mai 2014
Not recommended. Go for the V2 version.
1. Difficulty with pairing.
2. Battery life about 11 hrs on a full charge.
3. Screen hard to read during daylight hours.
07. Apr 2007
Smooth as a Lexus and built like a tank.
6 von 6 finden das hilfreich After being the dissatisfied owner of over five cell phones within a two year period, I decided to focus my attention on the LG. One of my professors owned an 8100, and he didn't hesitate to allow me to take a closer look.
The first thing I noticed was the weight of the phone and how good it felt in my hands. The outside front screen displays the time and your choice of a picture or wallpaper. One side of the phone has your usual rockers for the volume and ring tones. But it also has a memo button and a dedicated camera button, so you can take pictures with the phone closed. Speaking of pictures, this phone has a 1.3 mega pixel camera, with a built-in flash that doubles as a mini-flashlight! I'm not kidding, it's just that bright! You can download your pictures via USB. It's also capable of recording about 15 seconds of video.
Now if your a a/v buff, your going to love the mini SD slot for storing your pictures, videos, and music. Yes, music! The 8100 is capable of playing MP3's via a mini SD card. I have a 512 MB in mine which I paid about $20 for at Wal-Mart. I have about 40 songs stored on it, with ample room left for more music.
The front of the phone has your play, f/f and rewind buttons, which light up blue, while the screen displays your MP3 selection and artist. It also has a built-in equalizer that displays a colorful spectrum bar while a song is playing. The lights from the buttons and screen look great at night! The two speakers on the sides of the phone make sure you and whoever’s sitting next to you can hear the songs playing. In other words, the speakers are quite loud. Of course you can plug in a headset if you want to listen alone.
You download your MP3's or ring tones via USB. The default ring tones are decent, but I installed my own anyway. I use BitPim to download and it works great. Plus I no longer worry about accidentally deleting phone entries, because their installed on my hard drive as well. You can Google "BitPim" and download it free from the web.
This phone also has Bluetooth built-in and it works without a hitch. I have a Motorola H700 paired with it and I'm pleased with the audio thus far. Plus 99% of my callers never complain about the reception either. I've walked away from the phone as far as 10ft. and the reception is still good. The 8100 has the V-Cast thru Verizon. I'm not a V-Cast subscriber, but I heard it's great for real-time information.
Finally you can record personal voice memos. This is a great option if you have important appointments to make, and need an additional reminder. The 3 setting alarm clock works well also. All in all, I have enjoyed this phone tremendously. I haven’t had a single problem. I purchased the phone used on Ebay for about $80, and didn't have the slightest worry about its reliability. Prior to my purchase, I visited Wal-Mart and looked at the 8300 also, but it was smaller and didn't look as appealing when compared to the older 8100. Plus it didn't feel as good in my hand. I also didn't prefer the black outer casing and overall the phone was too light weighted. That visit solidified my choice in selecting the 8100.
So, if your looking for a great phone, that has all the latest features, you can't go wrong with the LG 8100. I promise, when and if this one breaks, I'm buying another 8100 to replace it. However, the way this phone is built, I don't think another purchase will come anytime soon.