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I've done programming in C for my first year at Uni, we got our resources from here. It's written by my tutor and goes through the very basics to get your started, I found it really easy to follow - each lab was timetabled for 3 hours, but I usually finished early. (And I've never programmed...

Flybook VM Saw this featured in "Web Designer" magazine I bought, thought I'd post about it here... It's an interesting concept, having such a movable screen like that, I think it's a good idea, but lack of power and a small keyboard would put me off...

I've been thinking of removing them boxes as I've not coded the styleswitcher yet and they do just kind of 'get in the way' - I'll sort them out soon :) I like the big footer part, I've got to add some stuff to it. I've finished the news system, I'm going to do the blog system next, that's...

DailyTech - Sony Announces 80GB PlayStation 3 Bundle, Confirms Price Cut Interesting, at least the extra $100 isn't just for an extra 20GB HDD space, you get a copy of MotorStorm too...

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I think you need a GPU that supports Pixel Shader 2.0 and has more than 128MB of graphics memory.

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It depends on the specs of the laptop, the OS running on it and the battery itself... Windows will generally use the HDD more as it swaps constantly, so that will reduce battery life as the HDD is in use when it doesn't *have* to be... that said ACPI and power - management features are coded...

I didn't buy the laptop for that, I bought the laptop back in September for University, and if I could sell my laptop I would and I'd build a PC, but I can't sell my laptop (personal reasons).

Awesome, I'd love a PS3, for games and then I'd fold 24/7. I'm currently doing a 500,000 frame WU on my Mac - it's got a Core 2 Duo @ 2.0GHz and 1GB DDR2-667MHz RAM and has now taken 4 hours and 40 minutes to complete 50,000 frames (10%) (using an SMP client) I'm also running F@H again on my...

http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/8190/dsc00880sm2.jpg Got my screen connected to aerial and Acer laptop - am waiting for cables and an adapter for my Macbook so I can run that through it as well when I want to :)

Generally it's stated in each company's T&C - but often it's around 14 days when you can cancel the service and only pay for the days you've used up until then. But it does vary so look at your individual ISP's conditions.

TransGaming Inc. Cedega - DX Emulation in Linux.

If you already have the HDD then you could just buy the enclosure with a USB interface to plug into the new router.

oooo nice, it's a cable modem - NTL 250 I think it's called - I have it connected to a Netgear WGT624 Router.

Yeah it's 22" widescreen, full specs are: # Screen Size: 22" # Screen Resolution: 1680x1050 # Response Time: 5ms # Brightness: 300cd/m2 # Contrast: 3000:1 (Dynamic Contrast) # Viewing Angle: 160°h / 160°v # HD Ready 1080i 720p # Interface: HDMI, VGA D-Sub, CVBS (Composite), S-Video, Component...

Yeah I can see the signature here too.

What's the maximum module size of memory that the motherboard can take? Can it take 1GB sticks?

Got a new monitor today - it's also got TV Tuner, HDMI, Composite, Scart, VGA and AV inputs: It's not a great picture but here it is connected to my Acer Laptop: http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/5162/dsc00868sg1.jpg It's running at 1680 x 1050 :D