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Contest #001 ORZ Studio Headphones Giveaway
Having reviewed the first ever product on my site here’s the first among many giveaways coming your way.
- ORZ Headphones
To take part in this Competition you have to follow couple of rules.
1. Press the like button above and also like my Facebook page.
2. Follow me on twitter.
You can also do the same using the Social bar below
3. Post a comment below on why you want this headphone in one line.
Once I reach 100 Facebook like’s on my Bitspired Page the contest ends and the best comment wins the prize.
Review #001 ORZ Studio Headphones
Looking at the photos i know you are little bit excited but don’t let those looks deceive you.
ORZ Headphones
Having never heard of this brand before and i took a risk to go for this as it was under my budget (₹700, $16) and it was visually appealing. Once i laid my hands on it i went straight for the kill and before i spill the beans let me help you explore the headphone.
The build quality of the headphone is pretty good with glossy plastic sliders at both the end of the headband. The Headband is made up of rigid plastic leathered on top and cushioned at the bottom for comfort. Humongous Ear-pads are both treat for the eyes and extremely comforting and is great for a long outing with the headphone. The cord is roughly 1.5 meters long and it comes with 3.5mm jack which you can connect it to virtually all of the devices we own these days.
Why you should go for an AMD Llano based Fusion Laptop
Before you dwell on the title, let me fling a backdrop of my personal computing experience. My teenage-hood was bombarded with an “Unknown PC” from an Alien Planet which was inferior than our Planet Earth. Hence i asked DAD for a real pc and my uncompromising argument yielded me my first PC with an Intel Pentium 4 chip clocked @1.7GHz on an Intel 850MV motherboard with 2*128MB RD Ram and nVidia Geforce MX2 video card. Yes i was more than happy with the configuration as it was way better than what my friends had back then. Honestly speaking i had no clue about AMD processors and how they fared against Intel chips until i was enlightened about the AMD Athlon 64 processors in early 2004. As it was high time i needed an upgrade i went for AMD Athlon-X2 4200+ on ASUS M2N VM-DH, previously i had seen the advantage of going for AMD processors (socket 939) as Athlon X2 was totally compatible with older motherboards that came with Athlon64 cpu’s and i was impressed with that unlike the Blue team forcing you to upgrade the motherboard if you wanted a new CPU from their turf. So it was sealed and my first AMD A$$ kicking Athlon X2 was chosen for my next PC.
