Stacy's Mom Music Video in 720p HD

I came across this 'vintage' music video ported to near 720p HD quality. Stacy's Mom was first shown on TV in 2003.  The music of Fountains of Wayne here reminds me that I was high school kid. And Rachel Hunter, yes she is from 1969 too, like me and most important she's from New Zealand, one of my favorite countries for travel around. Thrill seeking. Hit the play button and leave a comment what the music video does to you. I hope it plays well on the iPhone iPod Touch. If not, try the link below. Enjoy!



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Play 1080i MKV HD Movies in your Pocket For less than $100

Q: Is that possible for less than $60? A: Well we found theItoos M6HD a device featuring a 4.3" display (size 104x 77x12mm). Q: What format does it support for playback. A: It claims, as the photo tells us, to have support for resolution up to 1360x768. A 4GB of internal memory, 1080i output, support for MicroSD card up to 32G.It support H.264, MKV and has HDMI as well. But also should built-in compatibility with AVI, RM/RMVB, VOB and DAT video file formats and MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, FLAC music formats. The most interesting thing is akihabaranews claims a price at $58.50. Engadget found a supplier of 67 euro - free global shipping - by ownta.com. Is that not a great beginning for the year 2010. The designer had also some room left to add FM radio channels reception. And ofcourse a remote control is included for the comfort from you lazy couch.with this China-based compact device.
source: akihabaranews Engadget
specifications: ownta

All in One Box: Playback Blue Ray Disc and any Downloaded (Piratebay) Movies

Many people who just bought a big flat panel HD 1080p TV struggle with this: all kind of old boxes with cables. An old SD mediaplayer, dvd homecinema, cable modem, Radio receiver. What you really really want is to get rid of these media player boxes and replace (as much as possible) with one single box which is capable to store and play all your legacy low res movies and capable to play all HD content dowloaded via internet, the support any media container type like .mkv, mp4 just anything! Well there are some capable boxes for this thanks to new chipsets like Nvidia's ION, which can playback HD content smoothly and where you also can play 'physical' blue ray disc from the store. All that in a small and silent box! I think I will go for the Asrock ION 330 Or the Acer Revo R3600. This review video is where is is all about: Can it all play BBC Planet Earth's 'birdscené' smoothly?  Both systems a shown - The ION 330 vs Revo R3600. Note that the Revo has no Blue Ray player on board.