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Be is the best for the money if you can get it. I've never used Sky, but "for the money", I'd say it's probably right up there, especially if you have Sky and are in a LLU'd area. Sky == Easynet.. and Easynet == good.

Hmm, it depends completely on what you want to do over wireless. N can make a big difference. You have a 802.11n card in your other devices? (Apple devices?) Oh, and Sky use Netgear devices don't they?

Yea, here. :p i know you said you want quick, but it'd be wasted really on your use. That Toshiba is fine.

It's fine generallly for just an OS install - I'm more worried you missed the 333MHz Celeron and 128MB RAM! :quiet:

Yea, LOADS. Google for "file upload php" for example :p Upload to temp, attach to the mailer, and then remove I guess? You'll need to be creative with the PHP a bit.. but hey.. all fun :p

That'll be fine for the use, yep.

I think ya being robbed at £70 personally, haha.

Hah. I have Mario Power Up as my message tone (when Mario gets a mushroom and grows big). Weird when yer out and about, and it goes off.. you have to wonder if people recognise it. :)

They're awesome. I bought them 100% on your recommendation :p

Or, keep it running and let it bluescreen all the time? How long does it take to boot? 10 mins? So.... say 3 Bluescreens == Memtest. ;)

http://gigaset.siemens.com/shc/0,1935,hq_en_0_148897_rArNrNrNrN,00.html

Sure that's the road Evo did the "Top 10" car review where the Williams was part of it.

He's too busy fighting with Revels over height.

I bought: http://gigaset.siemens.com/shc/0,1935,hq_en_0_148897_rArNrNrNrN,00.html a while ago - very very good phones. Ok, costs more than most, but really well built, good features, superb sound quality etc. Oh, and they look good.

Me.

I don't use any add-ons.

Badly, when it's a physical problem :p

You got plenty of money for the recovery? Hardware failures can cost a fortune to recover from..

Haha, all that... and it's 10/100 :p So, it's doing Gigabit - NEVER :rasp:

Yep - do that!

Well, I'm sure that network card on the 360 is 10/100 - so, you're not getting Gigabit anywhere ;) You don't need 100Mb anyway to stream DVD quality stuff, so not sure why it matters? :p

1000Mb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It doesn't matter what other devices are doing :p (Providing the xbox is Gigabit..)

Infact, it's all irrelavant. The Xbox comes with a 10/100 ethernet port, so it'll be 100Mb to the server and 100Mb to the router. You'll then be down to "up to 8Mb" when it hits the other side of the router (internet). :p The Gigabit switch is useless, as you've only got 10/100 devices...

Well, it'll be 1000Mbit to the server (if both the xbox and the server are gigabit?), 100Mb to the router, then whatever you internet connection is out of the router (up to 8Mb probably).

Correct.

It does digital signals too, I think for video. (According to Wikipedia, too)

The standard component output/cable on the 360 is HD too.

Apple have WAY too much of the market. It's like Apple trying to get OSX in place instead of Windows.. it's gone way past the stage of where it's sensibly possible.

£10? A patch cable is like 10-30p depending on volume!

http://www.usa.denon.com/ProductDetails/3429.asp Heh ;)