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Awesome, the standard ones are pretty good, but they are definitely better.

Should look spanking, best colour and wheels of win.

Nice, but garage clutter makes me sad.

Sure does, been tempted a couple of times, but holding off for Haswell-E.

Possibly not, I was told between August and the end of the year, then out of the blue got an e-mail yesterday saying my 'account' had been upgraded, checked my speed and sure enough its gone up.

Yep, I was on 60:3 but have just been upgraded to 100:6

Agreed, I wouldn't touch Blackberry, I've got one as my business phone and hate it.

They only ship with Dual-Core processors, having the Xeon in it is a bit of a bodge, I think they underestimate what people use them for.

Yep, the biggest limitation I have on the Microserver is the 16GB ram, the SSD and Quad-Core Xeon will run as much as I want, its memory I run out of. Hopefully in future 32GB will be possible, but its not at the moment.

Server 2012, especially on virtual servers is so much leaner and quicker than 2008. I keep meaning to post up some of Home server details, I've got the latest HP Microserver specced up to about £1800 worth of kit making it a very capable machine (OS SSD, 1TB SSD for VMs, quad-port gigabit NIC)...

I'd also argue with the new start button on 8.1 (like 2012 R2) things are more accessible (quicker to hand).

I was of the same mind set until very recently, but I rebuilt my home servers with 2012 R2 which made Windows 7 feel very dated, shortly afterwards I moved to 8.1 on my desktop (after having tried to get on with it twice before) and I wouldn't go back to 7 now. Windows 8.1 can be configured in...

I remember when I was 21 insuring my brand new 172 for £1200 thinking it was a lot of money, looking back it was a bargain.

I installed it on Friday but haven't even played it yet.

Yep, couldn't agree more, although it is a bit of a pain dusting with all the tubing in mine. I definitely think I'll be upgrading to Haswell-E, love the thought of 8-core.

Online (only this week).

Just got my XBO copy from Tesco.

I can't imagine many people do as it's just not practical, you can buy additional filters for most of the mainstream cases these days, but tbh its no biggy to give it a hoover out / wipe over every now and then.

I've been to Geneva a few times and he's right, there really is some shocking stuff there.

Pre-ordered it, but gone for the XBO version seeing as its multiplayer and I've hardly used my XBO.

HDR turning off if you turn it on.

FFS, it used to be that way on the 5, now they are only enabling it for 5s, what a joke.

Mine still doesn't seem to leave HDR on!

If you are mainly torn over size, you need to compare them yourself in person. I prefer the air but that's because I only use it at home, if I was out and about the mini would probably be better.

I've got both (mine is the Air and my daughter's is the mini) I'd recommend you get the Air tbh, the mini is too small really.

Too true. I actually saw my first one out on the road today, it looked good but I think it's too small a car for me these days.

The car was bought well before that, the issue seems to have been that because the car was a dealer demo that it shouldn't have been covered with 4 years servicing, but the point is we were told at the time of sale that it would be. The dealership seem to have taken this on-board and are...

Not surprised, but no 3D support is still annoying.

I know you shouldn't have to, but you do have the option of putting it in modem only mode and buying your own WiFi router (I have this for further functionality)

PM'd (thanks). This isn't a new order by the way, the car was bought some time ago.