My iPod Shuffle finally arrived today, much earlier than I expected.
The nifty little device came with an attractive packaging, and inside was my iPod Shuffle with custom laser engraving. I’m headbanging to my trance MP3s now, so this is the end of this entry!
I was almost going to order an iPod Nano, but luckily I came across some life-saving review sites. After few days of analysing information from various sites and sources, I finally ordered my iPod today — not Nano, but Shuffle. Sure Shuffle doesn’t have a display or a click wheel, but for a careless person like me it’s the best choice. Shuffle is virtually bomb-proof, which is just what I’m looking for. Nano is too delicate for me to handle!
Laser engraving comes free with this $105 gadget, and my one will have my name engraved. I’m expecting the shipment to arrive by mid June.
I got myself an AverTV Studio 203 internal TV tuner card today. The good thing is that this nifty device works as a FM tuner as well. I can finally watch TV and listen to radio lying on my bed! 
Features of this TV card:
(no clue for guessing that!)
It’s time to say goodbye to my sucky 32 MB built-in AGP card, I finally bought a decent one!
My new graphics card is a Gigabyte product, and comes with 128 MB of DDR RAM, and NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 GPU. It supports AGP 8X and 4 pipelines. It has DVI-D, D-sub, TV output. It’s not a high-end graphics card, but will serve my purposes — it’s all that I need to play FlightGear and BZFlag!
