You can now follow Computer Audiophile using Twitter! As a supplement to the normal articles there will be frequent Tweets / updates posted in the blue box on the left side of the site. Make sure to use the little arrows in the box to scroll through previous Tweets if you happen to miss them. For those not familiar with Twitter I have posted a short video that describes the very popular and useful communication tool. Briefly, Twitter is for short communications to let people know what you are doing. These short messages are called Tweets. In addition to standard Tweets, I will be posting live updates from Rocky Mountain Audiofest as I visit with manufacturers and listen to the newest components. I will post photos instantly from the RMAF suites via my iPhone 3G! Much more to come as RMAF approaches in early October. For now, follow the Tweets.

As you all know it costs money to keep the hard drives spinning and the bandwidth open. It also takes a considerable amount of time and effort to create content, work with manufacturers, attend industry shows, and secure free music once in a while.

Computer Audiophile has limited traditional advertisements to three nonintrusive locations. This enhances the user experience and provides ad content that CA readers are interested in. We've all been to the Internet sites that squeeze a little content in between a lot of ads, or even place ads that look like content. Don't worry about that happening at Computer Audiophile.

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