Advantages: Very sturdy. Great sound. Disadvantages: None
useless if you break them so this is a very good thing indeed.
Their frequency range (for those of you who like the numbers) is 15 Hz to 20,000 Hz and their impedance is 600 ohm. They weigh about 8.5 ounces.
Because they last and last it may be that AKG have revised their model numbers since I bought mine. A quick look on Google shows that Dolphin Music do a wi-fi version called an AKG K240 DF.
You can't trip on those if there's no wire!
If I had to find a downside with these headphones it would be that the plastic can get hot on your ears after a while. Hot ears seems a small price to pay when these sturdy headphones will last and last, and sound really professional. ...
FlameDruid 09.09.2004
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Advantages: lightweight, great for occasional users Disadvantages: no screen, a lot of effort for what it is
I received the ipod shuffle free when i upgraded my mobile phone. Thought this was a great bonus as i never intended to buy one. It enables me to store 240 songs on it. if you don't use it all the time then it is ideal. Linking the shuffle to the computer is easy enough and so is storing the songs, however i'm not sure for 240 songs that it is worth the effort! Having no screen makes the shuffle harder to use as you can't just scroll through your songs so it has the shuffle facility so that you just listen to random songs. Again this is fine. No good for linking to car hardware i am told. But what an excellent bargain at approx £50. Even better for me as it was free! Great idea for the gym as you can wear it on your sleeve or waistband. I also found the ear phones to be very comfortable. ...
Advantages: Very small reliable printer Disadvantages: not dual cartridge
I have used the BJC-210 (the same as the 240, just an older model) for about 3 years and it has never once not worked or given me any hassle. I first bought the printer as i needed one fast for school, so i thought i would buy a cheap one, then upgrade at a later date. I have never needed to upgrade the printer.
The only thing that is a set back about this printer is that it isnt Dual cartridge, so if you want a colour print, you have to put the colour cartridge in and take the black out. therefore if you have a colour page with black text, the black text will come out a very dark green. This is onlly noticeable though if you look very carefully and dosent worry me too much.
The printer is small. It tores the paper upright, and there is no paper tray, so you don't have to have a huge desk to store it on!
very good printer if ...
GR-Design 28.09.2000
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