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Tigger2
Member # 2548
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For those of you who are familiar with a handheld game player called Pixter, would the noises it makes transmit throught the walls of a deluxe bedroom? How about the noise from a movie played on a laptop computer? I will take headphones, of course, but my little one is not supposed to wear them for extended periods of time, and Pixter is absolutely the best thing to keep her quiet and happy.
 
Geoff Mayo
Member # 153
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Radio/CD/TV is usually OK as long as you keep the volume down and the door shut.

Electronic games that have high pitched beeps are another story. Best use the mute button to prevent the neighbours going insane.

Geoff M.
 




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