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Primarily:
- Desktop speakers (just 2 satellites, not with subwoofer or anything, but reasonable quality and power)
- TV Card (I've got one at the moment - Hauppauge WinTV - but it can't record very well at all - e.g. can't compress - and the quality isn't fantastic)
- All-In-One Printer/Scanner/Copier (something small - I'm looking at the HP PSC1205 and HP PSC1350)
- Carrying case for my huuuuge TT XaserIII Supertower case and 17" TFT monitor)
Being a student and skint already, I don't wanna spend too much, but I wanna get something of reasonable quality.
A SFF PC would have been great, but I've too damn many PCI cards :-(
So you'll not be able to get an Xbox and Live then?
> When I went, they said they had network points in most of the rooms,
> and telephone points in all.
That would be in the newly built (upmarketish) ones...
I tell you those student guides were paid to glorify York!!!
> That would be in the newly built (upmarketish) ones...
>
> I tell you those student guides were paid to glorify York!!!
I've just spoken to York Uni and they directed me to the following site: [URL]http://www.sns.york.ac.uk[/URL]
It shows that most blocks do have network access, but the Terms & Conditions are pretty strict. There is a £60 payment per MAC address, so to have more than 1 PC would be expensive. You are not allowed any private network infrastructure - e.g. allowing your 2nd PC to access the network via the first PC. Only certain ports are open. You cannot play games across the network or run any servers. Loads of T&C. I've got a wireless network adapter, so I'm gonna take that with me so if anyone else in my block has wireless as well, we can setup our own network. :) Games galore.
Thanks for digging that one up, wireless network card it is then!!