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#1066706 16-Jun-2014 15:11

BigHammer: My wife is also incredibly understanding. And also the one bringing home the larger chunk of bacon! Unfortunately other priorities preclude me from venturing into the high end stuff. Next purchase looks to be possibly the FiiO E18 USB DAC & AMP (or similar)

(unfortunately well aware of the headphone thread. I feel my bank balance decrease just viewing the posts!)

Yup I hear you. It's a fantastic hobby I have to say, especially if you love music the way I do. There is very little better feeling in the world than hearing a bit of music for the first time on new gear and hearing stuff in those tracks you never heard before :) Addictive.

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#1067004 16-Jun-2014 20:44

BigHammer: Have done a fair bit of research on the MDR-1RBT MK2 also, but have been unable to source at a respectable price. (Have been made aware that they have been picked up for as little as $250ish, but no luck for me).

At $150 for a pair of the MDR-10RBT I'm happy to purchase without auditioning, based on comments in other forums. Have ordered from the local Noel Leeming store. Will still keep an eye out for the MDR-1RBT MK2s though ;-)

Thanks for the heads-up on the sale!

250ish might be t h e mk1 which you can get for as low as 200usd ish. Let me know what you think. I hope it's nice. I've only tried the expensive version.

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#1067244 17-Jun-2014 07:33

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BigHammer: Have done a fair bit of research on the MDR-1RBT MK2 also, but have been unable to source at a respectable price. (Have been made aware that they have been picked up for as little as $250ish, but no luck for me).

At $150 for a pair of the MDR-10RBT I'm happy to purchase without auditioning, based on comments in other forums. Have ordered from the local Noel Leeming store. Will still keep an eye out for the MDR-1RBT MK2s though ;-)

Thanks for the heads-up on the sale!

250ish might be t h e mk1 which you can get for as low as 200usd ish. Let me know what you think. I hope it's nice. I've only tried the expensive version.

Well after reading about the head phones i went and put an order in yesterday for them from noels.

Want a good pair for work and maybe the gym, the battery life is the thing that sold me :)

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#1067364 17-Jun-2014 11:57

I'm pretty happy with them. Bluetooth works great. Auto pairing with my phone with no problems. Size looks a little big on my small head. They are comfortable but not as luxurious as the more expensive model.

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#1071958 22-Jun-2014 08:18

Samsung galaxy s5 $874 at heathcote appliances
https://www.heathcotes.co.nz/products/galaxys5blkv-samsung-galaxy-s5-black

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#1074628 25-Jun-2014 21:58

this set a alert on my pricespy $129
http://www.roctech.co.nz/p.aspx?112434&ssid=41815.9136050694
acer iconia tablet

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#1074641 25-Jun-2014 22:09

Specs are too low, its right down there in generic Chinese tablet territory.

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#1074692 25-Jun-2014 22:43

Agree looks rubbish

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#1074769 26-Jun-2014 08:31

PB Tech stocktake sale today, 26 June 2014
http://www.pbtech.co.nz/

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#1074789 26-Jun-2014 09:06

richms: Specs are too low, its right down there in generic Chinese tablet territory.

Oh yeah very "cheap and cheerful" not for me (quite happy with my ipad mini) maybe the kids ? I was thinking?

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#1074832 26-Jun-2014 09:55

Amazon are doing Norton Internet security 3 PC license for $19USD (download version).

But, they don't ship to NZ (even for downloaded version!!!!!).

I wonder, if you could use the youshop address for the shipping address but the NZ address for the bill address.

Although, I'm a bit over AV software, my windows solution seems to work ok and I never open dodgy email/programs.

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#1074834 26-Jun-2014 09:57

If you are with Telecom as your ISP, they offer a free Anti Virus protection for upto 5 PC's from McAfee
http://telecom.co.nz/security

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surfisup1000: Amazon are doing Norton Internet security 3 PC license for $19USD (download version).

But, they don't ship to NZ (even for downloaded version!!!!!).

I wonder, if you could use the youshop address for the shipping address but the NZ address for the bill address.

Although, I'm a bit over AV software, my windows solution seems to work ok and I never open dodgy email/programs.

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#1074837 26-Jun-2014 10:06

Thanks maxeon, I'll check that out .

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#1074893 26-Jun-2014 11:17

surfisup1000: Amazon are doing Norton Internet security 3 PC license for $19USD (download version).

But, they don't ship to NZ (even for downloaded version!!!!!).

I wonder, if you could use the youshop address for the shipping address but the NZ address for the bill address.

Although, I'm a bit over AV software, my windows solution seems to work ok and I never open dodgy email/programs.

When I buy digital games from Amazon they require a US shipping address and it works just putting a random one in.

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#1074896 26-Jun-2014 11:19

There's a nice deal on an i3 ultra compact PC for 260NZD shipped with UPS/DHL/FedEx on aliexpress. It's got the same processor as the previous line of i3 NUC's (i3 3217u).
Would make a great HTPC or even low powered desktop.

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