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http://diymike.com I built this iPod Dock using some old computer speakers and scrap wood I had in the workshop. It was cheap to make and best of all it looks and sounds great. Thanks for watching.

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The Real HT Info Podcast assembles a computer that has all the cooling and noise considerations to make an admirable HTPC. If you’ve ever wanted to build your own computer, this is a good place to start.

$50 Antec P180 Case
$49 Antec NEO 430 Power Supply
$88 Intel Core2Duo E4300 w/ Stock Heatsink
$98 Abit AB9 Pro Motherboard
$60 Crucial Balistix 2GB 6400 DDR2
$108 MSI Silent 8500GT Video Card
$32 Sony/NEC DVD Burner SATA
$105 Seagate 500GB SATA Hard Drive
$200 Westinghouse 22″ LCD Monitor
$20 Microsoft Wireless Mouse and Keyboard
$15 Monoprice Cables
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$825 Total

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Want to hook your ps3 up to your computer monitor but can’t figure out how to hook up sound? This video will tell you how using a few adapters to make a new cable to plug into your computer speakers.

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Dolby’s wizards reveal the three key tips to getting the best multichannel audio out of your home theater. Vibrations, speakers, goo and glop can make for great audio, or can really drag you down.

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A short presentation on how best to select the right speaker system for your computer. Disclaimer: I’ve been working at Altec Lansing since 2001. Creating the video was my idea (not a corporate request). All the speakers featured in the video were created by Altec Lansing but the advice goes for any competent brand.

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This video shows all your options for buying computer speakers and what features and specs to look for. The full videos, available on DVD, show how to build a complete, working computer. Order your copy on DVD today.
www.homepcbuilder.com/buy

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