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We want pics! We want pics! Go on......Live fast die young! :D
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pm it to me debsy , i wouldnt let it out into the public domain ;) :D :D :D |
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I find that http://www.maplin.co.uk/ is cheap and have a wide selection of products to suit anyones needs
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Well bb31 took the plunge with Ebuyer and they are delivering on Thursday. Wish us luck cos we are both :dunce: but Stuartbe I know where you are (again) :D
Thanks to everyone for the good advice :tu: think we may have some :beer: the night before to get in the spirit of things :drunk: I'm just going to ring her now :rofl: |
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I would have thought you could do a LOT better than £160 for an ADSL Router kit from Ebuyer - unless you're also networking PC's for file transfer, 802.11b is plenty - and actually, at 11 Megabit, it's still as fast as original ethernet, though probably with higher overheads.
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oh no dont tell me!!! this is what im getting anyway:-
Item: Dlink DWL-G650+ 54mbps 802.11g Wireless CardBus Card Qty: 1 Cost: £25.14 Item: Dlink 54mbps Wireless ADSL Router Qty: 1 Cost: £79.50 Item: Dlink Wireless Pci Adapter - 54mbit Ieee 802.11g External Qty: 1 Cost: £27.49 |
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Not so bad for a router plus 2 - I was thinking of my friend's setup, they only have one machine, a "desktop replacement laptop". And with 2 machines, the 54Mbit 802.11g has a bit more point.
Could have shaved a bit less than a tenner off with the Belkin (Adsl modem with 802.11g router) at £70.74 ... what happened to all the cheap 802.11b ADSL kit? Belkin 54G Wireless NoteBook Adapter - at £24.62 Dynamode 54 Mbps PCI Wireless Lan - Adapter - at £22.53 All those are including VAT - I think the ones you list are EXCLUDING Mind you, Belkin don't get a lot of praise for manuals and tech support - I guess you might be doing a bit better with D-Link on that score. I always search Ebuyer that same way.... Find category, show all products, sort by price, pick the first one that has the features, is in stock, and doesn't get lousy reviews - in some cases, I may go to the website, and check that firmware is available (if appropriate) and download the manual to read first. |
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well tomorrow is d-day!! any kind souls who may be lurking tomorrow afternoon - please help two thickies
all help gratefully appreciated - we do repay kindness ;) |
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BB = broadband then? or BB31 :erm: |
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being discussed at the mo and the phrase hell freezing over has been stated, along with loss of limbs and no more chicken kebabs :mad:
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