SPECIFICATIONS OF APPLE IPHONE 16GB

Dimensions: 61 x 115 x 11.6 millimetres

Mass: 135 grams (battery included)

Software Environment

Operating System: Apple Mac OS X v1.0 (ARM)

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Microprocessor
CPU: 32bit Samsung S5L8900 (Chipset)

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CPU Clock: 620 MHz
Memory, Storage capacity
ROM capacity: 16000 MB
RAM capacity: 128 MB
Hard Disk capacity: Not supported

Display
Display Type: color transflective TFT , 65536 scales
Display Resolution: 320 x 480
Display Diagonal: 3.5 "

Sound
Microphone: mono
Speaker: mono
Audio Output: 3.5mm plug
Cellular Phone
Cellular Networks: GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900
Cellular Data Link: CSD, GPRS, EDGE
Call Alert: 64 -chord melody
Vibrating Alert: Supported

Control Peripherals
Positioning Device: Multi-touch screen
Primary Keyboard: Not supported
Directional Pad: Not supported
Scroll Wheel: Not supported

Interfaces
Expansion Slots: Not supported
USB: USB 2.0 client, Full-Speed (12Mbit/s)
USB Series Mini-B (mini-USB) connector
Infrared Gate: Not supported
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR
Wireless LAN: 802.11b, 802.11g
Multimedia Telecommunication
Analog TV: Not supported
Analog Radio: Not supported

Built-in Digital Camera
Main Camera: CMOS sensor, 1.9MP
Optical Zoom: 1 x
Built-in Flash: Not supported

Power Supply
Battery: Lithium-ion , built-in




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Per Bernie and the P.D.....

Somehow....I feel betrayed....:nono:

Why are these boards to infrequently used? The layout is so simple.

Is it still from back in the day when it was "dark" for a couple months?:welcome:

Why are these boards to infrequently used? The layout is so simple.

Is it still from back in the day when it was "dark" for a couple months?:welcome:

Anyone catch the the top 10 on Baseball Tonight on ESPN? :duh:

Too funny.....

John Mozeliak conducted a Q&A session with Cardinal fans today thru the St Louis Post-Dispatch. Here's a link to the Chat Session.

First it's the offense, now it's the bullpen that's refusing to come through for us lately. Check that, offense is still anemic with runners on base as well. I have more confidence that our bullpen will pull though, but we really should assign a temporary closer spot to someone in the bullpen to give some stability to the back-end. Perhaps it's time to call Chris Perez up to the big leagues. A shake-up could be coming soon.

As for the offense, there are a few moves we should explore. Joe Mather, who's absolutely raking in Memphis, could easily replace Chris Duncan as an outfield platoon. He'll turn 26 in July and is hitting .321/.429/.617 in 81 AB, including 5 home runs and a healthy .296 isolated power. As for Duncan? I love the on-base skills and the potential power threat he has (that is, untapped potential at the moment), but his best attributes project as a good DH or first baseman. The DH's are seriously struggling in the American League this year, and a number of teams need a first baseman. The Blue Jays recently acquired Kevin Mench and Brad Wilkerson to help the outfield, and Duncan would be a sizable improvement over them. Of course, we all know of Anthony Reyes' availability. A package of both Anthony and Duncan could make it more appealing for a team to part with a "top prospect and another piece."

I thought I'd check-in with some possible targets we'll have on the trade market, as some have made some news:

• Khalil Greene, shortstop for the Padres, hit his third home run of the season last night, bringing his line up to .214/.258/.331 in 145 AB. He is still hitting into some bad luck with a .257 BABIP, but he is hitting line drives at a healthy 21% clip. I think Greene should be one of our top targets if we're seeking to add another true power threat to the lineup. The Padres are 15-25 and in last place in the NL West, so there's a good likelihood they would listen to offers this season. Greene is due $6.5 million next year, the last year of his contract, and he plays very good defense. The OBP makes me gag, but I don't know if there's a whole lot of better options. This report card isn't pretty...

• I must have missed this one when it first happened, but Sean Rodriguez, shortstop, has been recalled by the Angels to start for injured Chone Figgins. This will be interesting to watch as it'll be a bit of a showcase for the prospect in the big leagues. In 30 AB with the Angels, Rodriguez is batting .233/.324/.233 with 3 walks and 10 strikeouts, grounding out 63% of the time.

• Brent Lillibridge still continues to struggle for the Triple-A Richmond Braves, batting .183/.236/.248 in 109 AB. Brian Barden seems like a better option at this point.

• Ben Zobrist has finally started his 2008 campaign with the Tampa Bay Rays.

• Would the Yankees care to trade a struggling arbitration-eligible player for another guy having a sub-par year? Robinson Cano is batting just .183/.237/.303 in 142 AB. Hank must be pretty mad by now.

Finally, I'd like to give a shout-out to the good folks at Maritz, who (according to my source) make this a daily read. Thanks for reading and feel free to add to the discussion!

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The Red Sox won the 1946 pennant, tied the Indians for the 1948 pennant but lost a one game playoff, and finished one game behind the Yankees in 1949. Following the 1951 season, Boston owner Tom Yawkey decided that since the Sox couldn’t win with Ted Williams, they might be able to win without him. Trade rumors swirled that the greatest left fielder in Boston Red Sox history would be gone before the start of the 1952 season.

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Before the series with Boston, the St. Petersburg Times crowed about the Rays being "Alone in first place" because they were percentage points ahead of the Red Sox...

Not alone in first place, just a miniscule couple of inches of space between the two teams.

Of course the Rays then went to Boston and got swept and looked pathetic in teh process, but that's besides the point.

Last nights win (what is wrong with Troy Percival??) in extra innings put the Rays in first place by a half game.

I've been posting in the Rays forum on fanHome off and on as Sidd Finch and other names since 1999. I never thought they'd play this well with the direction of the franchise for so many years. I am glad they are proving me wrong.

Is it just me, or do we tend to lose more games when he is behind the plate?
Or even on the crew....