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If the budget allows I'd go for SSD + normal HD! Install windows and games on the SSD and the rest on the other HD.

I think air cooling should do fine, the ARCTIC COOLING Freezer comes highly recommended http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186134

For me the simple answer is NO! i've never purchased a sound card myself as onboard has always worked fine. I read in the past, that you'd need high end equipment to notice any difference!

You'd connect them to the 4 pin plug on the PSU, looks like the lights come with all you need! look the third picture the newegg.com site.

I'd recommend AVG http://free.avg.com/gb-en/homepage and its free!

Everything looks good! I've built a very similar setup for my brother works perfect!

It it all depends on what he wants to do, if the primary focus is movies/games then Yes 27" Full HD should be perfect but I'd much prefer the 24" :) plus theres the extra vertical estate which comes in handy when working with documents. The 16:10 ratio would result in black bars at the...

Hey edijs I already have 2 x 24" WUXGA Dell monitors, both are excellent for movies/games (PS3,PC) and general computer usage. Given the choice now I'd go for a 27" with an higher resolution but it does mean paying extra. I think Full HD (1080p) was mainly developed for TV's where as 1920x1200...

Did you get a recovery disk with the laptop? Its going to be hard deleting selected information while leaving XP intact, there just so many places the data could be stored, so pretty much a impossible task. So, the best to way to make sure is to erase your HD and install windows before selling...

Can't you just re-sync with iTunes? which operating system are you running?

Thanks for reporting, I've not see that before. I can only imagine it happened because our host had to restart HWF; I managed to start some processor intensive processes accidentally :p

It depends; if you plan to add a 2nd graphics card and the MB offers better peroformance then might be worth it else leave it. I think the specs are very good and should run games without issues. As for trying to make it future proof; its very difficult considering how fast technology moves, so...

Hi This might be a good solution via Linux http://vortexbox.org/about/ The first screenshot suggets you can simply browser to a URL on the other devices e.g. laptops, mobiles and take control. Seems to have good documentation is well http://vortexbox.org/documentation/

You need both, so yes you're probably gonna have to learn to program. But if you lean towards becoming an system analyst http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_analyst it would involve more paperwork and no programming, rather you'd be interacting with real users, collecting specifications...

Hi Clandestino Sorry I dont have any experience when it comes to the above task but I can recommend this article http://www.grynx.com/index.php/projects/converted-laptop-keyboard/

I don't think it will happen anytime soon or even happen at all. Mac Store is simply another avenue when it comes to purchasing OSX apps. The trick with the iPhone it was locked to start with so Apple were able to capitalize.

Made good progress on the "my computers" feature over the weekend :)

Pretty neat concept!

@Bugsy Welcome to the forums