Slot Radio. Does anyone actually own one of these? Are they good?. Does anyone actually own one of these? Are they good? What do you mean? Mp3 player? I know this is a little old but..... I don't "own" one but work at a radioshack and we decided to "display"...

Anything out there, besides the Radio Shark. Hiyas.... is there anything out there, besides the Griffin Radio Shark, that will add a radio to my computer? My old rig has an isa slot, and I have a radio card in it using the "radiator" feature. So my question...

hangs head in shame*** ** Books Tom for a slot on Radio 4 ** Radio 4? You really need a job. I consider listening to the Archers a step above watching bargain hunt. We have radio 4 on in the kitchen so I catch quite a bit when I'm in there doing the mung beans....

there some kind of > adapter i can buy? Thanks for your help...... The fan plug is big enough to fit your power supply plug....! Most are very little and plug into the mother board somewhere around the AGP slot. Radio shack has the adaptors or just cut...

in places that prohibit cooling. Over heating is the main cause of failure. These transmitters run hot and need cooling. Some of the radio cards use PCMCI slotted radio cards, and can be replaced. On all make sure you are using the latest firmware. I...

just the same. The old pc cannot burn cds (thats why the cable.) Steve: I dont know about the cables - I looked at the back of old & new pcs, saw 2 empty 9 pin slots went to Radio Shack & got a" RS-232c Cable - DB9 female to DB9 female" cable & attached...

AM/FM Radio to PCI Slot. Here one day, I got a wacky idea of building an AM/FM radio card to PCI Slot. I guess it's possible, but I need to know of the voltages in PCI Slots and such. Would anyone possibly know a good web site, where I could get a deeper insight...

Various country regulatory agencies have started to require HP to make sure that only approved radios devices work with the antennas installed in HP notebooks. The BIOS checks the device in the MiniPCI slot and if it is not a approved radio, it refuses...

amplifier, no korean plastic with no (or worse, muddy) bass and nothing above 5kHz. Although, maybe I am in the minority, most people have only heard songs on radio and mp3, and have no idea about the rest of the audio spectrum and dynamic range they're missing....