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...at what, I don't know yet, but when I find out I'll let you know.
Anyway. I've got nothing better to say and didn't want to start a topic about the new Gameboy SP or why hardly anything seems to support MP3 Pro at the moment, so I thought I'd put it all here.
I love the look of the Gameboy SP, but why release the same handheld in a different case just because it now has a backlight? They could have introduced something a bit more radical, hiked up the price a tiny bit and include a TV tuner or FM radio, even an organiser style slide out keyboard. hm.
And as for MP3 Pro, well, I've bought my 256mb Compact Flash (for £60 in a sale!) and I'd have loved my MP3 player to play songs from MP3 Pro, but it doesn't, so I either go for high quality and less songs or lower quality and more songs (natch). Oh well.
Anyway. I've got nothing better to say and didn't want to start a topic about the new Gameboy SP or why hardly anything seems to support MP3 Pro at the moment, so I thought I'd put it all here.
I love the look of the Gameboy SP, but why release the same handheld in a different case just because it now has a backlight? They could have introduced something a bit more radical, hiked up the price a tiny bit and include a TV tuner or FM radio, even an organiser style slide out keyboard. hm.
And as for MP3 Pro, well, I've bought my 256mb Compact Flash (for £60 in a sale!) and I'd have loved my MP3 player to play songs from MP3 Pro, but it doesn't, so I either go for high quality and less songs or lower quality and more songs (natch). Oh well.
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RM18 wrote:
> (sic) is when your writing something and you spell it wrong, but on
> purpose, because its a colloquial saying or something.
No, it's when you use the original (mis)spelling while quoting something as it appears in context with the original.
> (sic) is when your writing something and you spell it wrong, but on
> purpose, because its a colloquial saying or something.
No, it's when you use the original (mis)spelling while quoting something as it appears in context with the original.
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