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The Plantronics M55 is a great budget headset (about $50 from what I've seen) with above-average call quality.

As the above poster said, an HDMI splitter should get the job done if his Macbook accommodates for it.

I wouldn't get an Insignia HDTV...there are plenty of LG, Sharp, Toshiba, etc. sets for around $400 if you're patient and search around. Take a look at the LG 42CS560 on Amazon, it's about $450 and has great picture quality/reliability.

The Panasonic DMP-B500 is another viable option, as is the B15 (older model).

The still images and picture quality, along with video, are among the best for the price at which it is offered..definitely a worthwhile camera.

Refurbs, for the most part, are quite reliable..but there are always a few exceptions. I would just exchange this one; I doubt such an error will occur again.

In terms of bright-room watching, LED/LCD sets are definitely better for the most part, but it's also a matter of preference.

These reviews will help you decide: http://reviews.cnet.com/best-full-size-headphones/ The Audio-Technica ATH-M50 might be a reasonable choice..or the Sennheiser HD280 Pro. Take a look at the features and pricing.

Having a few friends with the HD20 , I'm definitely considering it myself now..one of the best projectors in terms of picture quality.

The Olympus E-PL1 is a very responsive and reliable camera, especially for the great price of $275. If you haven't seen this review, it is a fairly comprehensive overview: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympusepl1

The cost of this Speedlite plus a replacement diffuser should still be a worthwhile deal, based on current prices online.

I'm not certain that the iPhone 5 will have enough new features over those of the 4s to warrant another purchase, but usability, durability, and comfort will definitely be factors in that decision.

I've never had a problem with a refurb; they're calibrated and individually tested, so they come out to be great deals.

The LG 47CM565 is a great model, enjoy.

I second this. Vizio is a fine brand with plenty of quality sets, as long as you take the time to find the model which satisfies your interests. Take a look at reviews and try to find an above-average deal for the TV that you want; it doesn't need to be 'top-tier' to have reasonable quality...