bygracealone wrote:I just bought one of these from buy.com for something like $435. This is a good deal. The pc performs quite well... Only thing that's not so hot is that it maxes out at 2gb ram... Other than that, tons of usb ports, large hd, and pretty nice video card...

However, if you upgrade Vista and utilize ReadyBoost and Virtual Memory, actual RAM isn't as crucial.... Of course, I'm using 8GB RAM with 16GB USB stick on ReadyBoost and just made on of my spare 500GB HDs into Virtual Memory, and speed is no longer an issue with anything, even Photoshop CS4...

mmiteshm wrote:

PAAAaaaAAaaaanCAAAAAKES!

sevie3000 wrote:Mewoot.net freaked out and showed the dvd player and then switched back to the iphone covers.. it tricked us out and broke our ankles

They only showed it because it WAS on woot's page for about 20 seconds - so it'll either come up in a bit, or it was a mistake with only a few available, and they were sold during those 20 secs..

buttwisker wrote:pros....very small and lightweight.....cons....cant upgrade or add anything..

Portability is what I look for in a desktop

How do you decide to buy a pc in less then 20 seconds?

Is HP sponsoring this WOOT OFF?

porniographic

Ebrake06 wrote:I should've bought the hammer.

glad i bought the hammer

Arnold doesn't like HP or horses......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws1NUvtO74E&feature=related

akane17 wrote:How do you decide to buy a pc in less then 20 seconds?

thats a good question.

hff2k5 wrote:

Bad Monkeys, they need spanked.

da1bearsfan wrote:MIMAI HURRICANES FOR LIVE BRO!!!

hehe yeah!

このピシはかっこうよくないな！
日本のピシはのほうが

stickyfingers1 wrote:what a good deal. This is a good pc.

It's only a 25% discount you can get a better deal than that at a circuit city going out of business sale

I have heard that the media center pc's and windows media versions are some of the most stable systems out there.


maybe that was just xp, but still thought I would throw that out there.

Only llo Cats and Chuck Norris quotes will stop the PC invasion

Wadeperson wrote:Portability is what I look for in a desktop

and a woman.

estephenson wrote:glad i bought the hammer

2nd

use it to boost your system

ps/2 mouse 4 the lose

I'd take that in a Banjo of Consternation.

Hengehog wrote:you are fast

that's what SHE said

HD-DVD Player STILL AVAILABLE!!!

rorwizard wrote:The HD-DVD Player and 2 Random movies... as previously provided link, description and picture for disappearing items:

http://www.woot.com/WantOne.aspx?id=3a07aaa4-bf7a-451d-baf2-bc4beac880f1
Venturer HD-DVD Player with 2 Random HD-DVD Movies
$44.99
+ $5 shipping
CONDITION:
New
PRODUCTS:
1 Venturer SHD7000 1080i HD-DVD Player
1 2 Random HD-DVD Movies

I want one!
product infoproduct stats
They Don’t Make ‘Em Like This Anymore

This is your chance to adopt one of the last specimens of a dying breed. It’ll be like having a Tasmanian Tiger in your yard, or making all your calls on one of those hand-crank telephones like the one they used on “Lassie.” You’ll be an eccentric!
There was nothing unusual about owning an HD-DVD player a couple years ago. Why, anybody who enjoys watching movies with a bright, sharp picture might’ve had one. But now? Ah, to buy one now is to start down the path to the kind of lifestyle where you listen to 8-tracks instead of mp3s. “I just prefer the format,” you’ll say, as you re-cinch your smoking jacket, or adjust your fez, or comb some more wax into your magnificent handlebar moustache.
Besides, HD-DVDs are cheap, and about to get cheaper. Soon you’ll be able to pick them up at garage sales, where they’ll be available by the boxload alongside VHS tapes. And if the selection seems a little… random, well, your Venture HD-DVD player still plays regular ol’ DVDs just fine.
But to get your collection started, this player will come with two HD-DVD movies. You’ll get two of the following, in decreasing order of desirability: 300 (“Sweet, I loved that movie!”), The Bourne Identity (“Cool, I really liked that movie.”), The Perfect Storm (“Oh, I heard that was good.”), Rumor Has It (“Hmn.”) or Firewall (“Ugh, how much you want to bet that’s one of the ones we get?”)
So snap this player up—then trade in your Ford Focus for a Harley Topper! ‘Cause today… OK, today you’re a little out of date. But in a few short years? Boy, you’re going to be the lovable neighborhood oddball. The hit of every cocktail party. The kids’ favorite house on Hallowe’en. They’ll say “you know old man [your name], the guy who keeps bees, and invents his own slang? The guy with the outdoor shower, who plucks his eyebrows into that weird shape? Did you know he watches HD-DVDs? That guy’s awesome!”
Warranty: 1 Year Venturer
Authorized for SquareTrade Extended Warranty



Authorized for SquareTrade Extended Warranty



Features:
HD-DVD player that can play HD-DVD movies at 1080i resolution
Also plays DVD video, and video CDs
Dolby Digital Embedded and Dolby TrueHD Compatible sound system with an optical audio connection
HDMI, component video and composite analog video output
HDMI and Component can display at 1080i or 720p high definition, composite displays at 480i standard definition. HDMI connection is recommended
Ethernet LAN connection, used to update the player’s firmware and allows access to special HD DVD content through the internet
Dimensions: 16.9×13.0×2.4 inches
Weight: 7.1 lb
Selection of Random Movies:
300
Bourne Identity
Rumor Has It
Perfect Storm
Firewall
In the box:
Venturer SHD7000 1080i HD-DVD Player
Remote Control
Power Cable
2 random HD-DVD Movies

da1bearsfan wrote:MIMAI HURRICANES FOR LIVE BRO!!!

Obviously you got a great education at the U of Miami. What you probably meant to say was "Miami Hurricanes for LIFE bro"

mmiteshm wrote:

Best sign ever??

akane17 wrote:How do you decide to buy a pc in less then 20 seconds?

i find that if i drink a ton of booze while wooting i can by stuff that is worthless and expensive that i dont need real fast

I bought an HP slimline 3401f from woot! and I frikkin' love it. I would've rather had this though because of the built in HDTV tuner and 500gb HDD

I got this about a month ago on a woot...I love it. It IS a little on the loud side but perfect for Home PC.

BCHurricane89 wrote:hmmm...vaccums all last woot-off, now computers.. will this computer fit in my anus?

Did the Vaccum?

samwise0214 wrote:worst wootoff ever

bring on the screaming monkeys

Then Leave

OK, if the leveraged media port is not transverse mounted, how can the universal media adaptor in this machine be x-type compatible?

things seem to be slowing down around here....

bugzappers2112 wrote:another rush fan...

Rush= f'n AMAZING
Neil Peart= GOD amongst drummers, along with such as Danny Carey...
<3

bugzappers2112 wrote:another rush fan...

time to have my name show up.. <3

edthebedhead wrote:and a woman.

hey..at least you're aiming high...

estephenson wrote:glad i bought the hammer

couldn't get the hammer on cellphone while driving. Wrecking was not part of my woot experience.

agreenbhm wrote:ps/2 mouse 4 the lose

considering most good pc users replace the supplied mouse/keyboard anyways, this wouldn't matter....

tandwich wrote:i find that if i drink a ton of booze while wooting i can by stuff that is worthless and expensive that i dont need real fast

I did buy 3 Ferrari thermometers for a penny each...even though woot warned me not to

anitamfletcher wrote:hey..at least you're aiming high...

ha HA