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nah  its a pop-up   

I have a huge fan in my computer 

A  9-month long file ..

While making out  - Downloading

Labor  -  Uploading

Finally gave birth  - Complete

AOL    -  Da*n baby    are you even tring  because you are so slow

Verizon and other DSL providers  -  Wow  its going faster

Comcast and other cable internet companies / Fiber  -  WOW YOU MUST BE GOING 100 MPH WITH ME  AIN'T YOU TIRED YET 

This one is what testmy.net is made for

Cmom baby  can I do a speed test with you 

I only paid $365 for my computer from Newegg

Aspire Case w/ temperature display 420W Power Supply

Biostar AMD AM2 GeForce 6100 Motherboard

2.0Ghz AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ processor

1  512MB Memory Stick of OCZ S.O.E  PC2- 6400 (DDR2 800) 

160GB Samsung 3Gb/s SATA Hard Drive

16X  Lite-On  Double Layer Multi-format DVD Burner  w/ Lightscribe

What I like about those companies like  Newegg and Tiger Direct        THE WARRANTY IS WITH EVERY PRODUCT    especially  Memory is Lifetime  Hard Drive is 5 years  and Processor is 3 years.

my ethernet cable must be having intercourse because it can't stay connected too long 

its referring to an "adult" toy    Junerian

this may be a good one        You have to plug that toy up  baby  to the molex cable in order for it to work  because its  not battery operated 

It turns me on and turns me off when you work with that computer 

Anyone knows any good pick up lines referring to computer internet(ISP providers)  etc.

There is a promotion for new and existing customers switching or subscribing to FIOS from  DSL or another ISP  here in Maryland.  $59.95 for the first 6 months for the 30/5 package and $39.95  for the 15/2 package.

Nah I heard from in the past Comcast was stealing Verizon's idea on 30Mbps and thats why ppl can get 30Mbps through powerboost. Fiber is infinity or up to so far 622 Mbps tested donwstream  151Mbps upstream through Verizon's networking  but Cable have its barriers at around 75Mbps.

And for the big files  Powerboost only activates at or around 30MB file size.  20 MB is pretty simple for me    56 seconds for 20MB

Now Verizon said probably check back in a couple of years.....  Yeah Right I'll probably be dead in the deadliest city in the U.S.

I noticed that Verizon Yahoo services I have      have  virus protection    advanced firewall    spyware and adware  protection    and even  DLLEWIS          PARENTIAL  CONTROL  :haha:

And  Verizon's 1.5 Mbps  is only  $17.95          NOT  $30          3 Mbps is  $37.95  w/o a verizon phone package  $29.95  w/  a verizon phone package        No Matter  where  you  live  it should be the same price.

Has anyone been to the Marketpro Computer Show And Sale  .  If So,  do they really sell new laptop computers under $300 as they say on TV?

The latest driver  Linksys had  was the Windows  2000 driver  BUT they claim the XP driver was released    then  changed their story  about the drivers  and said that  XP never needed a driver for Linksys NC100 Fast Ethernet Card

Hell  you can basically use the PS3 almost anywhere  w/o an Patch Cable (ethernet cable)    because of the high speed wi-fi in most to all cities in the U.S. and alot of colleges also have wireless

Only good thing  is that      I wish it would of had  Internet Explorer on it and Windows Media Player 11 

Really     its a bargain  if you put the parts together

$300  Graphics Card

$150  3.2 Ghtz Processor

$1000 Blu-Ray Player

About $150    256 MB XDR Memory

and  a ton more

Equals  about  $1800  

Under the Hood: PlayStation 3

On display for the first time at E3 2006, the PlayStation 3 has evolved since its announcement last year. As expected, the specs have been scaled back and Sony has chosen to offer two versions of the PlayStation 3 in an attempt to appeal to the cost-conscious.

Retailing for $599 is the system that most gamers will want when they head to the store this November. Featuring a Blu-ray Disc drive, a 60GB hard drive, four USB ports, memory stick slots, Ethernet and WiFi for Internet connectivity, and the highest-end video output (HDMI), the system is fully loaded.

  20 GB  Version

The cheaper version of the PlayStation 3 will retail for $499 and keeps the Blu-ray drive, but the hard drive is reduced in size to 20GB, there are no ports for memory sticks, and WiFi has been removed. The HDMI port is also absent. Unlike the two Xbox 360 versions, it's impossible to fully upgrade the basic version of the PlayStation 3. If you want to snag all of the advanced features, you must pick up the more expensive system at the outset.

Missing from both versions is the promised dual-screen, 1080p support (that's 1920x1080 resolution in progressive scan), as well as the multiple Ethernet ports. The controller has also been changed. Last year's boomerang design is out and the standard Dual Shock is back in. Only now the controller has gone wireless and it's lost the "shock" (the rumble feedback).

  60 GB Version

According to Sony, it had a choice between adding motion sensing technology similar to the Nintendo Wii or keeping in the rumble feature, and it opted for the former. Skeptics have speculated that the choice had more to do with Immersion's lawsuit against Sony than with technology, but the company is keeping mum on that front. The lawsuit alleges that the popular PlayStation 2 controller infringes on Immersion's patents and asks for nearly $100 million in damages.

I have had mine for  4 years  and Linksys told me that they will not sell any NIC cards  for Vista until  1st Quarter of 2008  15 months after  Vista's release

Are they any NIC cards available that works with Windows Vista Beta 2?

I might have FIOS before the DSL upgrade happens