What has Geekzone led you to buy?

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#1202118 22-Dec-2014 15:29

Tivo
Amazon Fire TV
Gigabyte Brix
A used Roku XD

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#1202137 22-Dec-2014 15:49

Nothing.

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#1202199 22-Dec-2014 16:41

Fire TV and Pebble Smart Watch.

And Snap Broadbad, UnoTelly and Geekzone membership.

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#1202382 23-Dec-2014 00:30

Geekzone subscription
HeaterMate temperature controller
ZyXEL router
Netflix subscription
TP-link router
Linksys SPA2012 analog telephone adapter (more precisely, I won this in a GZ competition)
2talk and VFX VoIP accounts to replace 19th century analog phone system
VDSL2 with Hosting Direct

As soon as I hit the "post" link, I'll remember some more stuff.

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#1202390 23-Dec-2014 06:21

Fiio E11 Headphone amp
Polk Ultrafocus 8000 Headphones
Iphone4
Iphone5
Ipad4
Ipad4 128Gb
Ipad Air2
Surface RT
Nokia 5800XM

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#1202392 23-Dec-2014 07:15

Unotelly
Netflix
Fio e11
Panasonic 535
TiVo
iMac
I'm sure the list goes on and on

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#1202424 23-Dec-2014 08:13

Nothing specifically I can think of this early in the morning!!

More or less all my stuff is Apple which puts me in a small band here I think. I had to use a friend's Window's PC the other day and it was like 1990 all over again...!

Lots of advice about various things though which I am sure have figured in the buying process.

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#1202470 23-Dec-2014 09:29

Chromecast which on reflection was a mistake, luckily its just chump change

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#1202495 23-Dec-2014 09:52

Bluetooth cellphone adapter for car (https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumId=162&topicId=154820 - Xmas present for my wife this year)
Chromecast (since sold as I didn't like it!)
Amazon Fire TV (replaced the Chromecast, and is a far better product for our needs)
Astrotek headphones (ended up being unusable for running as they just fell out! Also confirms I don't like in-ear headphones)
Netflix
Getflix
Snap (as ISP)
YouShop
Free Amazon Appstore apps

Influenced other purchases including:
SVS PB2000 subwoofer
LG G3 phone (arrives today!)
Philips Fidelio soundbar (in-laws' purchase)

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#1202496 23-Dec-2014 09:53

dukester: amazon fire tv
chromecast

Ditto

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#1202497 23-Dec-2014 09:54

joker97: Nothing.

After 8528 posts - a number of these asking for thoughts/advice - you've not been influenced to make (or not make) a particular purchasing decision??!!

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#1202502 23-Dec-2014 10:09

DVB-S2 card
Omnicard reader for sky
Chromecasts
Fritzbox x2
Wifi bulbs
A bunch of z-wave home automation stuff

Probably a whole bunch more, I'm always buying stuff, impulse control issues :D

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#1202535 23-Dec-2014 10:37

GZ subscription
Unotelly subscription
Netflix subscription
Chromecast (which was really easy to set up and I enjoy using

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Lightbox subscription (which I've since cancelled until more devices/tv's are supported)

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#1202569 23-Dec-2014 11:45

A UHF aerial to replace my Freeview satellite setup.

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#1202646 23-Dec-2014 13:54

Dratsab: GZ subscription
Unotelly subscription
Netflix subscription
Chromecast (which was really easy to set up and I enjoy using )
Lightbox subscription (which I've since cancelled until more devices/tv's are supported)

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