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Netgear in general: ... all know the problem. Two computers, 1 Internet connection. A basic cable (I started with serial in the old days), would trail over the house. That soon was replaced with a 10/100Mbit 25meter Ethernet (That actually got ruined, someone tripped on the cable and it tore the network cards and cable apart). Fortunately, we threw out the second older computer and did not need a network for a number of years. Al...
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	Apple iMac Archive Computers / overall rating 23 reviews	Compare prices

	Acer Travelmate 273XC Acer TravelMate 273XC - P4-M 1.7 GHz - RAM 256 MB - HDD 20 GB - CD-RW / Archive Computers / DVD-ROM combo - Real256 - Win XP Home - 14.1" TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA ) - The TravelMate 270 series has been especially designed for the outbound professional user, either self-employed or working in small, medium and lar...	Compare prices

	USB Drive Archive Computers / The USB Drive is a portable hard drive! It works just like a floppy disk but it's durable and can hold over 2000 times the amount of data. overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Amigo AMX-CA6xE AMX-CA64E, 4 Port 10 / Archive Computers /100Mbps Ethernet Switch with Full Rate ADSL Router using Conexant chipset solution with complete set of industry standard features for high speed access to the Internet. overall rating 2 reviews	Compare prices

	Apple iMac Desktop 800-MHz 800 MHz PowerPC G4 256 MB SDRAM 60 GB Ultra ATA Hard Disk CD-RW: 24x (read), 8x (write), 8x (rewrite); DVD Recorder: 6x (read), 2x (write) via SuperDrive; Mac OS X or Mac OS 9 and below QuickTime, iMovie 2, iTunes 2, DVD Player, iDVD 2, AppleWorks, Mail, Micro... overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Apple eMac Desktop 700-MHz 700 MHz PowerPC G4 128 MB SDRAM 40 GB Ultra ATA Hard Disk CD-RW: 32x (read), 24x (write), 10x (rewrite) Mac OS X QuickTime,iMovie 2,iPhoto,iTunes 2,AppleWorks,Quicken 2002 Deluxe overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Apple iBook 600-MHz 600 MHz PowerPC G3 128 MB SRAM 20 GB Hard Disk CD-ROM: 24x; Mac OS X Mac OS X,Mac OS 9.2,Quick Time,iPhoto,iTunes 2,iMovie 2,AppleWorks,Microsoft IE 12.1 inch active-matrix display 4.9 pounds overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Apple iBook 700-MHz Weighing 4.9 pounds. Featuring a 700 MHz PowerPC G3 processor, a 20 GB hard drive, and 128 MB of RAM (expandable to 640 MB)-plus AirPort wireless networking and FireWire, USB, and Ethernet ports. overall rating 3 reviews	Compare prices

	SMC Barricade 8 Port Cable / DSL Router 7008BR 7 port router (8th port is for broadband connection) with fax / Archive Computers /modem port, printer port, built in NAT, and remote config. overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	C++ Primer Plus - Stephen Prata Archive Computers / A primer on the C++ programming language. It teaches the fundamentals of programming, including the principles of structured code and top-down design. This fourth edition explores developments in language enhancements, and provides hints on streamlining object-oriented programming with C++... overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

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	Netgear in general ... 54 Mbps Wireless ADSL Firewall Router with 4-port 10/100 Mbps switch DG834G ... now that's a bit of a bloody mouthful, and no mistake! These lovely, lovely guys certainly know what they're doing in terms of goodies. Now, goodies might be going a bit far because what they actually do is look after those weird things more generally known as THE GUBBINS which makes your system work at its best, and without which things just don't work properly, a bit like the engine in a car, when it's the driving experience you really adore rather than the engine p... Read the full review: Technically gorgeous operationally superb by dave27
	General Comments on Computer Fairs ... you can tell from my other reviews, I am somewhat of a bargain hunter.. Everything I buy is as cheap as possible! So of course, I am a regular at computer fairs. I'm certain there are still some people out there who have never experienced one of these fairs, and maybe a few that don't even know they exist (due to living in a cave, or being my mother). Brief outline: Computer fairs have been around for as long as I can remember (admittedly I can only rememeber back to the 1980's!), and are a fantastic resource for buying almost anything PC related. The fair I go to regularly is held 6 times a year, and I'm pretty sure it is a travelling fair (me... Read the full review: Slap on your fake tan and adopt a mullet, we're going bargain hunting! by unnameable
	Unbranded Memory in General ... new looks : Ramsinks/Heatshields Most of you will know what Memory Modules look like, they are made of a number of black memory chips grouped on a green bar. Recently - and they copied this from the RIMM modules (*) - on high specification branded memory, the whole module is covered in a thin metal shield with the brand name on it. This shield, sometimes also referred to as a "RAMsink" is supposed to give better heat dissipation, allowing the memory chips to run cooler. Personally I think it is more of a marketing gimmick because with a ramsink they are supposed to look cooler too. Unfortunately this heatshield keeps you from seeing the memory chips ... Read the full review: Throw 'em, rope 'em and brand them by isvikthere

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