Which color

I am planning on getting the new ipod touch 5G and i don't know what color i choosing between red and black i want black because the front is black and the red because it is my favirote color and i am not sure about the white front which is better white front or black front?

Get a red one with a black front. That is hot like a sports car!
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A round about method but that's the way Apple has done it.
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I'm going to get iPhone 4 and I don't know which color am I suppose to get.

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Get the invisible one.
I have three and love them.
Or is it two? Maybe four?
Who knows, they're invisible. Impossible to keep count.

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I plan to buy a new iPad Air to use for navigation in an airplane. Which color would have the least glare from sunlight entering the cockpit?

I'm no expert, but I would think Space Gray would be your answer, because it has a black front. The Silver iPad Air has a white front.

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wlshf wrote:
Hi guys, found a new place to buy a case for my Zen micro, Which color u r guys usually choise? I may pick black or blue...give me some advise! Thanks!?picture is here http://www.zcover.com/store/catalog/...php?cPath=4_28?Message Edited by wlshf on 06-0-2005 07:54 AM
Hmm... isn't that a qns you should ask and decide yourself?

How can I find out which color toner in my Officejet 6700 is out?

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I've been doing something completely different.
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As for the last sentence in my previous post, I thought we were in the Color Management forum, where Andrew Rodney is often active.
You may want to post there too:
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For example the primary colors in the typically and technically triangle of RGB or CMY are not to be found in a perfect 120 degrees angle in the Adobe Kuler color wheel.
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As you can see in the above picture, Adobe gracefully 'bends' the space between the values to accommodate for the Kuler color wheel, which follows color theory and harmony. (No wonder Adobe Kuler is reluctant to reveal the advanced value settings of these colors...)
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Which Color LasterJet Printer should Ibuy for iBook G4 on wireles network?

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