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What wireless? Some draft 11n standard? Don't think Guy has 11n so it's not an issue for him!

The wireless is the bottleneck, not the wire :p

Common problem, new stalk needed. All should be the same..

Not ideal, Heh.

XP SP2.. can see from the screenshot ;)

And the top screenshot isn't a Vista Explorer window.. Ok, enough, Match of the Day is on in a bit :D

And the start menu icon is cut off at the top..

And, the clock is all out of scale and squashed up.. the Vista clock looks perfect in the side bar ;)

No luck involved, it's on MSDN.. (Vista RTM) Either way, looks like XP to me with some sort of skin/theme/style.. things are called "My Computer", "My Documents" - they dropped the "My" bit in Vista ;)

Not with 802.11n it isn't ;)

Which is why Apple introduced their Apple Extreme 802.11n router, on the launch of the new Apple TV. :) It's draft spec (802.11n), but that means very little. Should be enough for HD content!

It's not :p

What about everyone who just downloaded a Debian CD, or an Ubuntu CD etc.. and installed it on their server? How do people know about those? http://news.netcraft.com/archives/web_server_survey.html As I've said before, for company networks (servers, clients, etc.) you can't beat a Windows...

If you have any sort of usage policy on that laptop, You need to just contact your IT department and explain it.. Heh. They'll have to rejoin it to the domain.

Same, I never use it either.

mmmmmmmm, iPhoneeeeeeeee. mmmmm, Apple Tvvvvvvvv. Yep....:clown:

Stream a movie to it. ;) Also, the Apple TV just connects to your lappy.. so you get "front row" on the TV.. you could leave the Mac upstairs just on.. or, sync your favourites albums to the Apple TV and play them - think of it as a static iPod with movie support :p Express is very good.. and...

:nono: Very disappointed in you. Comments like these motivate no-one. :rasp:;)

Move Sky with you then :p

Streaming from my Mac to the TV is the reason I'm looking at it. I can stream my music to it from my MBP, sat on sofa.. :D

You can't.

http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=2372

Right, not sure what input's it has.. You'll have to see. Obviously DVI or VGA is the normal way of achieving this.

Seems a bit of an odd way to do it? You bought an LCD TV? If you bought an LCD monitor, it'll have DVI anyway?

Macbook hasn't got HDMI. Only has DVI (Well, Macbook has Mini-DVI, Macbook Pro has DVI) You need an adapter if you have a VGA input on TV.

Because that would involve me having my macbook near the TV - what if I want to watch TV and use my Mac? :p Mac Mini is minimum £400, and it's not got HDMI, Component, Inbuilt power, customised front row for streaming, syncing from iTunes etc... Apple TV is £199 all in, done. Plug in and go...

And now: http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/j47d52oo/event/ :) Watch the whole keynote.

Best way would be to look at: http://www.apple.com/uk/appletv/

My first purchases will be the Apple TV and new Airport Extreme.. then I'll look at the phone when it's in the UK at the end of the year! Main use will be to have music through my TV in the lounge.. as my MBP speakers are SHOCKING :)

The whole keynote should be on Apple.com soon!