Alright, this week’s Ask Engadget reader question comes from Peter A. who asks:
What are the best headphones for my iPod? I bought the upgrade headphones from Apple, they sound great, it’s just
that I have to keep pushing them in to get any bass. Needless to say, I am getting pretty tired of doing that…so what
should I get instead?
We’re big on the Sennheisers we picked up last year, but what would you guys recommend?
We asked you to hit us with your best shot yesterday,
and while we got a ton of great potential questions, we thought one about digital cameras might stimulate some
interesting responses. Jeremy asks:
What digital camera would you recommend for a mom? She wants a larger LCD screen so she can see the picture, and
it needs to be small and lightweight to fit into her purse, and easy to use. Oh, and it has to take good quality
images, about four megapixels. And, don’t say a cameraphone.
There are tons of cheap new four, five, and even six megapixel cameras out there these days, anyone have any good
suggestions for our friend?
Reader Mike S. wants to know what the best laptop for travel is, and rather than actually take the time to answer
this ourselves, we figured we’d turn this over to the collective wisdom and accumulated knowledge of the Engadget
readership. Here’s what he wrote:
My old Dell is on its last legs and it’s time to buy a new notebook. I need something that’ll be good for business
travel, since I take at least two or three trips a month. It has to be light (under four pounds), have built-in WiFi,
and cost somewhere in the neighborhood of two grand (the less the better!). A built-in DVD drive would be nice, but
is optional.
Any Engadgeters out there think they can help a brother out with some suggestions?