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[Clivey]

$194 USD
$196 CAD

Yessum.

So what's the total power output in watts (RMS)?

That looks pretty damn good for the price.

[IBrake4Rainbows]

Ib4r Why!??!!!?!!?!?!?!?!?!????!!!!

Oh it's so worth it.

And Sauc3 - I'll likely hear that from my house

[john14]

Initial D RedSuns T-shirt

[Spastik_Roach]

^ that one'll get you all the girls for sure



$115 US incl shipping. not bad! 20gb model

[Cotterik]

[Spastik_Roach]

how much did you choose to buy it for cotterik?

[Cotterik]

I didn't buy it, I get it sent to me to put the tracks onto the myspace page But I'm still going to buy the discbox for the full £40!

Also, I've decided to return my purchase of Fifa 08 for pc as I only just found out that the graphics engine used for the PC game is current-gen (same used for PS2) and I thought it was the same as the next-gen engine used for the PS3. Turns out the ps2 and pc version is basically fifa 07 with new shirts. NOT worth the money. I'm really angry at EA for this. So I'm sending it right back.

[dooperman]

Needed:

• Notebook Computer
• Ethernet / CAT V (Cat 5) Cable
• Wireless Network

Instructions, for Windows XP:

1. Click Start > Select 'Run'
2. Type in cmd
3. When Command Prompt opens up, type ipconfig /all and hit enter
4. You should see something along the lines of Wireless Network Connection as a header with a bunch of data listed below
5. Note the Physical Address (aka MAC Address), IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateways, and DNS Servers.
6. In your XBOX LIVE Dashboard, go all the way to the right panel where you can tinker with the XBOX settings
7. In the Network Settings screen on the XBOX, you'll want to go on to the advanced or custom settings (Can't remember what it's called exactly) and you have to manually enter the information you took off the command prompt into the XBOX
8. After entering everything (IP, MAC address, DNS, etc) your XBOX will essentially be a clone of your laptop's network settings
9. Next, you go to Start > Control Panel
10. If in Category View, go to Network and Internet Connections and then select Network Connections, or simply Network Connections if in Classic View
11. From there, you'll want to highlight all of the icons in the Network Connections screen, which will probably be along the lines of 'Wireless Network Connection', 'Local Area Connection', and '1394 Connection'
12. Once highlighted, right click, and select 'Bridge Connections'
13. Go ahead and connect the laptop to the XBOX via ethernet cable if you haven't already done so.
14. Once this is done, you won't be able to access the internet from your laptop, but you should have XBOX Live connected 'semi-wirelessly'
15. To get internet back on your laptop, simply unbridge the connections by right-clicking the icon and selecting 'Remove from Network Bridge'

i have done all of the above and it still will not work. dose that mean my eithernet cord is busted? and should i worry about the PPPOE SETTINGS on the xbox settings?

[Cotterik]

This weeks PC GAMER magazine (the orange box issue!)


I go to mexico next week. so holiday stuffs for that:


Idiot Pilot shirt to be posted from the USA. Lets see how well that turns out

[IBrake4Rainbows]

These with a brown lens.



and



That.

[2ndclasscitizen]

2x tickets for the Sydney Big Day Out!!!!!! It's gonna be awesome!!! I get to see RATM!!!!!!!1

[jorismo]

I just bought myself a one year subscription to be a supporting member. My previous one ran out a few days ago.

[Waugh-terfall]

So, I ran out of space on my 1st Gen Apple iPod Nano 4GB so I went to the building society and withdrew £200 in cash and went to a massive shopping centre in Kent called Bluewater, to the Apple Store and bought my self a shiny new black 80GB iPod Classic and black Incase Classic neoprene case. All for £180-I think.
I was going to buy a 16GB Touch but I figured I'd rather not pay that much for a portable music player, plus, my HP iPAQ can do everything it can.

Just having a few problems with my Classic though... If I wanted to put all my music on it one go, my computer would freeze and crash, so I had to do it 300 tracks at a time, and now the artwork wont go on
There's nothing wrong with my computer I've over 50GB's of disk space, and 1GB of RAM, my Dad had to wipe his iPod Photo and put his 10GB's back on and it worked fine

[robcooper]

and

Great buys.

[drakkie]

Two new tires, a ticket for the car wash and a tank of petrol. Total damage was 126 Euro.