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Can't sacrifice the floppy drive...

never mind...

It's a 3.5 but you'll probably be able to get a caddy or something for it to go into a 5.25...

What size slot does it go in ? 3,5" or 5,5" ?

Brand new monitor DVI-I cable.

Bidding starts at ?4.

Brand new null modem (serial to serial) cable, still in packaging.

Bidding starts at ?3.

1x TEAC floppy drive, white fascia, nearly new.

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1x double kettle-type power cable, black colour, ideal to power both base and a monitor.

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2x PS/2 mice, both work well.

Bidding starts at ?2 for the lot.

6x kettle-type power cables, white colour, usual length.

Bidding starts at ?4 for the lot.

Stick one end to your desk and lock your PC with the other end.

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2x 256MB DDR RAM sticks. Crucial brand, work fine.

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2x SATA data cables, red colour.

Bidding starts at ?2 for the lot.

5-in-1 (or something like that) card reader for all standard cards used in digital cameras and the like. Uses internal USB connections on the mobo for power and data. Also includes a handy front USB port. White fascia.

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Quote: Rein revealed that both Gears of War and Unreal Tournament 3 are in development for Apple's Mac OS X.

http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/14013/Gears-of-War-and-UT3-Coming-to-the-Mac/

How cool is that?!?!

It is also coming to PC as a "games for windows". You can even get achievement points for your xbox live account.

Not sure about the router, but remembered what a piece of shite that Belkin bridge is - had one a couple of years back and returned it the same day.

So if you wanted to wireless rounter to interact, you have to physically connect them.

No, you'll have to use aMSN, if you want to use it with MSN.
http://www.amsn-project.net/
It'll work natively with the Skype client though.

I don't think they can - I think you have to have 2 seperate chips - that's why you need two wireless cards to use a computer as a repeater. A repeater also halves the speed, IIRC.

Does anyone know if a wireless router/access point can be used as a repeater?

I'd go with the wireless bridge. Apart from anything else, the connection on my wirelesss bridge is more reliable than any PCI/USB/built in adapter I've seen (I've also been able to connect to networks that laptops couldn't even see with it). It also works perfectly at the opposite end of the apartment from the router when laptops drop the connection every half hour or so...

This is what I have : http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/52459