I'm surprised there isn't a thread on this yet. I first found out about Eve a few years ago when they were gathering requirements for a powerful tablet PC that would have features not found with the nearest competitor, Surface Pro 6. I followed it with keen interest, but didn't end up buying the...

*THESE ARE NEW PRICES, NOT USED.* I'll allow for lower-than MSRP if the items are permanently discounted on the market and easily available directly or shipped from a retailer. But used prices would result in chaos, you understand. Yes I will keep an eye out for used deals, but please don't tell...

Several years ago I had great luck with an HP Envy. It served me well for nearly 5 years which is really good for a PC. However when I upgraded to a more recent model, it was a dud, all sorts of problems with running low on memory (despite doubling the RAM and processing power of the older...

I have a photo of a headphone stand I like. I cannot remember which user had it, nor can I find it due to the terrible search of this new upgrade. It's basically a double-sided version of this DIY project: Posted this in wrong area, still getting used to new site...

I was surprised not to be able to find a single article that gave a decent snapshot of the history of significant audiophile and flagship headphones. A weekend of research into individual company web pages resulted in this. It's by no means complete, but an okay start. Feel free to give...

I'm on T-Mobile and need a new phone, and the upgrade isn't too much more than a regular myTouch. Not sure about mixing music player with phone though. It would be convenient, but I'm not convinced anyone has done it that well yet (I hate Apple and will never get an i-anything). Still, it...

Even though I found headphones that are physically comfortable, I found myself unable to listen for more than 45 minutes before becoming irritated/fatigued. This might explain why: Meier Audio Sound Performance Lab Phonitor, $2,091 Conventional headphone amplifiers can also be a contributing...

I like the all-in-one DAC/Amp solution. I like both USB and optical inputs to use with computer and high end CD/DVD. I like the portability as I can't afford to get one for the office and another for the bedroom. However, I can't really afford even one, at $1,000. And it's hard to justify paying...