Hi Muggers
Hardly Normals have advertised some WD 1T external drives for about
$300, which seems good value. However they only use USB 2.0 for
connection and dont have firewire. I checked on the WD website and
there is quite a range of these drives, some already mac formatted and
with
Dave
iinet offers Broadband 1 from the Bunbury exchange and from the
Gelorup exchange.
Check with Westnet.
Merv
Hi everyone
I am compulsorily being moved to Bunbury for 6 months - I was
wondering what broadband (preferably ADSL 2+) is available? Will be
very close to bunbury hospital.
Can someone advise what modem I should purchase to go with iinet ADSL2
+ (not wirelesss because I have Airport)
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I've just gone with the Billion 7404VGP-M. No problems so far.
Regards, Steven
On 4/4/08 2:36 PM, Rick Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone advise what modem I should purchase to go with iinet ADSL2
+ (not wirelesss because I have Airport)
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Hi Chris
As has been montioned before, Firewire is the way to go if you're dealing in
anything large, or large content of files. USB2 will give you a headache,
and in some instances, crash or cause other problems.
Although the drives are cheap for the size, personally I always find you're
better
Whoops! RED FACE! (and definitely OT!)
Don't know how on earth this happened, Please disregard unless
overcome by prurient curiosity!
Michael
On 04/04/2008, at 5:56 PM, Michael Kane Taylor wrote:
Hi all, just a quick notification of a mixed show at Rainier which
is quite good fun. Worth
Sorry Dave, you'll go mad to join the rest of us who already feel we are in
a wilderness down in the southwest! Best of luck!!
Barb (Cowaramup and counting the days for broadband)
On 4/4/08 1:48 PM, choy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone
I am compulsorily being moved to Bunbury for 6
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