See this at: theglowlounge.com| Added on 02/04/07

Ultra Small Home/Media PC with Dual Core The Shuttle mini X 100 is just 5.35 cm tall and designed to save your desk space with performance specifications ideal for multimedia applications such as video editing, casual gaming or just watching DVDs.... See more

Ultra Small Home/Media PC with Dual Core The Shuttle mini X 100 is just 5.35 cm tall and designed to save your desk space with performance specifications ideal for multimedia applications such as video editing, casual gaming or just watching DVDs. Equipped with Intel's latest Core 2 Duo mobile processor, ATI's Mobility Radeon X1400 onboard graphics accelerator with DVI/TV out and multi-channel digital audio, the Shuttle mini X 100 offers the exceptional combination of the powerful performance and greatest convergence and potential for future applications. Moreover, the connectivity options include RJ45 LAN, Wireless LAN, card reader, USB 2.0 and Firewire. Just plug in your display, keyboard and mouse and you've got an incredibly compact Media-PC, delivering a great digital entertainment experience with the traditional XPC charm that many have come to love. See less

Highlights: Price incl. VAT: £779.95

See this at: theglowlounge.com| Added on 02/04/07

Ultra Small Home/Media PC with Dual Core The Shuttle mini X 100 is just 5.35 cm tall and designed to save your desk space with performance specifications ideal for multimedia applications such as video editing, casual gaming or just watching DVDs.... See more

Ultra Small Home/Media PC with Dual Core The Shuttle mini X 100 is just 5.35 cm tall and designed to save your desk space with performance specifications ideal for multimedia applications such as video editing, casual gaming or just watching DVDs. Equipped with Intel's latest Core 2 Duo mobile processor, ATI's Mobility Radeon X1400 onboard graphics accelerator with DVI/TV out and multi-channel digital audio, the Shuttle mini X 100 offers the exceptional combination of the powerful performance and greatest convergence and potential for future applications. Moreover, the connectivity options include RJ45 LAN, Wireless LAN, card reader, USB 2.0 and Firewire. Just plug in your display, keyboard and mouse and you've got an incredibly compact Media-PC, delivering a great digital entertainment experience with the traditional XPC charm that many have come to love. See less

Highlights: Price incl. VAT: £779.95

See this at: homeplugs.co.uk| Added on 12/14/06

Welcome to Homeplugs HomePlug units enable you to expand your network using the existing electrical wiring within your home. The data travels from one HomePlug to another. No drivers required, operating system independent. Plug any Ethernet device... See more

Welcome to Homeplugs HomePlug units enable you to expand your network using the existing electrical wiring within your home. The data travels from one HomePlug to another. No drivers required, operating system independent. Plug any Ethernet device into the HomePlug and away you go - High speed reliable networking. See less

See this at: homeplugshop.co.uk| Added on 10/14/06

HomePlug plugs into a standard electrical socket and draws power for the device. At the same time, it sends data signals down via the mains wiring. A second HomePlug can then be placed on any electrical outlet in the home/office to receive the... See more

HomePlug plugs into a standard electrical socket and draws power for the device. At the same time, it sends data signals down via the mains wiring. A second HomePlug can then be placed on any electrical outlet in the home/office to receive the signal. See less

Highlights: Price: £21.00 (Excluding: VAT at 17.5%)

See this at: boards.fool.co.uk| Added on 07/15/06

Written by Maynard Paton, editor of our share-tipping newsletter, Two Top Tips is a report that delivers... two of our best share tips.

Written by Maynard Paton, editor of our share-tipping newsletter, Two Top Tips is a report that delivers... two of our best share tips. See less

See this at: pcspecialist.co.uk| Added on 07/01/06

Welcome to pcspecialist.co.uk. Click the "Buy Online" link to build yourself any computer or laptop using our system builder. We can supply you or your company with computers exactly tailored to your needs. You can also click on the pre-built systems... See more

Welcome to pcspecialist.co.uk. Click the "Buy Online" link to build yourself any computer or laptop using our system builder. We can supply you or your company with computers exactly tailored to your needs. You can also click on the pre-built systems below to see our suggestions on what computer will be best for your needs. See less

See this at: boards.fool.co.uk| Added on 06/08/06

There's a good general introduction to hte subject at http://www.solwiseforum.co.uk/downloads/files/adsl-around-the-home.pdf which anyone thinking of implementing a home network should read.

There's a good general introduction to hte subject at http://www.solwiseforum.co.uk/downloads/files/adsl-around-the-home.pdf which anyone thinking of implementing a home network should read. See less

Highlights: Cheap printers have USB connections which must plug into a computer UNLESS you buy a USB print server, which would cost you £30 or £40 probably.

See this at: amazon.co.uk| Added on 05/24/06

For a truly simple way to bring the Internet to any room in your home, look no further than NETGEAR's Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge. It plugs into an electrical outlet and uses your existing electrical wiring to give your entire household access to... See more

For a truly simple way to bring the Internet to any room in your home, look no further than NETGEAR's Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge. It plugs into an electrical outlet and uses your existing electrical wiring to give your entire household access to your Cable/DSL connection. With no expensive new wiring or cabling to install, your family can surf the Web, participate in online gaming, send and receive e-mail, and share files and printers, all from different rooms at the same time. Uncomplicated and very quick to install, it plugs right into a wall outlet, reducing clutter and saving valuable desk space. Designed for ease of use, it has new, easy-to-read icon LEDs, and protects your network communications from eavesdroppers and hackers, while not increasing your electricity bill. See less

Highlights: Price: £34.99

See this at: boards.fool.co.uk| Added on 04/21/06

Missus Bob complains that she can't get on the pooter 'cause I'm always on it (I don't know where she got that idea from!), so she's buying a laptop. At the moment, My desktop is wired to 1Mb broadband via 'phone line, but I guess we'll need Wi-fi... See more

Missus Bob complains that she can't get on the pooter 'cause I'm always on it (I don't know where she got that idea from!), so she's buying a laptop. At the moment, My desktop is wired to 1Mb broadband via 'phone line, but I guess we'll need Wi-fi now. (Master Bob will also be getting his own laptop too before too long.) My knowledge is a bit thin in this department, so can someone please tell me:- A) will I be able hard-wire my desktop to a router, as it's not got a Wi-Fi card? B)If A is possible, will we be able to share files, printers etc? C) Anybody care to make a recommendation for the appropriate equipment? See less

Highlights: I am currently using a 'high-speed' wireless modem/router by Safecom which cost about £50 from ebuyer.