Advantages: Years of entertainment Disadvantages: Getting old now
fine, nothing wrong with it as far as i can hear.
Controller - Comfortable, not as good as an XBOX360 controller but then, what is?
Games - Just about every genre of game is on the PS2, there are masses of games to be played and they are all fairly cheap nowadays. Also plays some of the greatest games of all time like Final Fantasy, Grand theft auto and Need for Speed.
Extras - It uses memory cards so you can use your save game on other people playstation
- Until recently I found out that the removable plastic section at the back is for a harddrive (this is not in the slimline version)
- It can be connected to the internet (for multiplater etc)
- It can use a range of accesories, eyetoy (camera), steering wheels, guns, microphones, skateboards and even chainsaws.
Even though it is 'out of date' it still have hours of play value. ...
Advantages: Good specs, fast, wonderful extended warranties Disadvantages: Feels a bit flimsy, no indicator lights showing wifi connection, etc.
feels a bit lighter and flimsier than our last Dell laptops that were bought four years ago.
The Specs of our laptop:
3 gig of RAM
250 gb hard drive
Intel Celeron Dual Core T1600 (1.66 ghz, 667mhz, 1MB)
Vista Home Premium
4-year in-home warranty support
4-year accidental damage support
Total Cost (including warranties): £660
The Warranty:
Now here is what I really love! We've already had two mishaps with this computer (husband is bad to drop or spill), and it was repaired quickly in our home at no cost to us. The first problem took about a week for someone to come fix because a part was not in, and the second took about 5 days -- but we reported it just before the weekend, and when someone came out after 4 days a second problem had developed from the spill, so someone else had to come with a second part the next day.
The 4 years ...
Advantages: Easy to install and use Disadvantages: no major disadvantages found
Just before Christmas one of my customers rang me up with a problem which he hoped I could solve for him.
A couple of months earlier I have installed a wireless network for him. His home office was in an extension to the main house and he had two computers on desks about ten feet apart.
The network I installed was very simple, I replaced his existing ADSL modem with a Belkin Wireless G Router/Modem which I connected via CAT5 cable to the network port on his PC - the router/modem sat comfortably on a shelf next to his desk.
I set up a Security Key for the network to ensure that no-one within range of the network would be able to access it without authorisation.
I installed a Belkin USB Wireless G Network Adaptor into the second PC and set up the Network Security Key to enable unrestricted access for this PC.
Network ...
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Manufacturer's product description
This USB and PS/2 VGA Console Extender lets you control a server, computer or multiple computers (connected through KVM Switch) over a standard Cat5 or Cat6 UTP network cable connection, at distances of up to 500ft away. You can use your existing keyboard, mouse, and monitor to access both the server room and your office computer, saving space and avoiding the need for a dedicated remote console by allowing you to switch between workstation view and KVM view at the remote location. For added convenience, the Console/KVM extender supports both USB and PS/2 computer connections, and is compatible with any brand of KVM Switch. The USB VGA Console Extender is designed to provide long lasting, reliable operation.
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