Why do electronic manufacturers continue to place those “Caution: Risk of Electric Shock–Do Not Open” warning labels on the back of their products? Most people have sense enough to not remove the cover (or back) from their TV set, stereo, or DVD player. It’s common sense. There are parts that contain “dangerous voltage” inside the product. I just got an electric piano and on the back of it the warning label and symbols are there. Why do they do this?

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Common sense is not all that common. When you accept the fact that 49% of the population is below average as far as intelligence is concerned, things like this become much easier to understand and accept.

Does anyone know how to get free products from electronic manufacturers like Samsung, Sony, LG, Apple, HP, Canon, Kodak, etc? I have heard that people have gotten free products but how did they manage that? I have even bought a tutorial guide about how it works; but I have to know whether this is possible and are you required to pay anything for these free products?

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Be a product reviewer. Start a blog and write about your experiences with new products. If you get a large enough following manufacturers will start sending you stuff to review.

http://freeproductsforbloggers.com/

If you had to sell an electronic good that you had to sell a lot of, what would it be? I used to sell electronics and my highest sales came from CD’s. However, no one buys and burns CD’s like they used to. Whats something that gets used a lot, and that everyone buys a lot of? What do you think it will be in the future? Thanks!

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Maybe cell phones, sim cards, or flash drives/jump drives, memory sticks, USB drives.. Seems like everybody calls them something different. Or instead of CD’s oow, most ppl are just buying their music via digital download like iTunes.. So maybe it still is music that gets purchased most often, just in a different delivery method… Interesting question.

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I own a Korg Kaoss Pad 3, and a Kaossilator Pro, I am thinking of buying a MIDI keyboard and anything else necessary to create a home studio for myself. First thing I need to know is, do I need some kind of sound interface in order to connect the tools to each other. What sound interface would be useful for this? Also is a computer absolutely necessary to make electronic music? If so for what exactly? Lastly what would you recommend or what would you buy to improve a home studio for electronic music?

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1) No it is not absolutely necessary for you to have a computer to make electronic music. But these days it is so simple and cheap to make music on the computer, that you’d limit your potential by using dedicated tools. Composing, Sequencing, Mixing, mastering is all so easy on a computer as compared to not using it. There is NO artist or amateur enthusiast that I know of that makes all their electronic music without using a computer ever.

2) For efficient audio processing, you will need a ASIO driver. Yes you can resort to free ASIO alternatives like ASIO4All. But a much better solution would be buy an audio interface. A good audio interface comes with stable manufacturer ASIO drivers. More so the the audio interface gives you ability to hook up many sources of sound to it and gives you multiple input/output options. It can also send clean signal easily to studio monitors/headphones or other outputs.

3) Which brings me to my next point. You can use headphones sure. But using monitors is any day better. You will be able to produce songs of much higher quality with studio monitors rather than headphones.

Anyway these are my list of things that I would buy, in decreasing order of importance.

Computer.
DAW (like ableton live, FL studio or logic)
MIDI controller
Monitors
Audio Interface
Sound Banks (which will give you more creative options)
Headphones (optional, but useful at times)
Additional computer screen, (for more screen real estate)
Acoustic Foam (optional, for me accurate sound)

Most of all perseverance. I have seen countless people who think making electronic music is a piece of cake. You need a musical mind, willingness to gain technical know-how and sit with your music for hours. If you want good music, you need to be there for the long haul.

OLED has many advantages. First, it’s pretty, longer battery life or lower electric bill due to it’s low power consumption, doesn’t take a lot of space, and probably many other reasons. All electronic manufacturers need to get into it as far as I can see, unless they already are. It would be nice to buy a 60″ OLED panel, or OLED screen laptop, and it wouldn’t cost as much. I just haven’t seen anything but the SONY 11″ screen.

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OLED-TV Forecast is bright and Samsung,Seiko Epson and eventually every make will be switching to the new exciting products.

Samsung Electronics has developed the first 31-inch AM OLED TV in the world with the new unit set to be displayed for the first time at the 2008 CES Expo in Las Vegas. And also a official from Samsung said that Samsung shows a 14-inch AM-OLED-TV Panel. At the CES-2007 Sony shows some 11-inch (the prototyp of the XEL-1 and a 27-inch OLED Panel)

Until now Sony does not speak about the CES-2008 Show in Las-Vegas. But I donĀ“t believe that Sony want to steal the show from Samsung. So does Sony show us some bigger OLED Panel or a new model –> maybe the XEL-2?

We have the technological ability to make 40-inch AM OLEDs but we should wait until 2010 to mass produce large AM OLEDs at a reasonable price,” said one official of Samsung.

Samsung SDI presented 17-inch AMOLED TV set at KES 2006. The panel is only 1.8mm thick and the TV set is just thin as 12mm. It features a brightness of 400 candela, a contrast ratio of 1,000:1 and 170 viewing angle.
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http://www.oled-display.net/sony-xel-2-27-inch-oled-tv-comes-2009