Scott

That looks like a good deal. What type of real world battery life do you think you can expect?

Or if a casual gamer, at least the ATI 1400 for about $99. This looks to be a great deal!

Agreed.

Here are some good shots of the Nuvi from NewEgg http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowImage.asp?Image=58%2D108%2D251%2D02%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D03%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D04%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D05%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D06%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D07%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D08%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D09%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D10%2Ejpg%2C58%2D108%2D251%2D11%2Ejpg&CurImage=58%2D108%2D251%2D02%2Ejpg&Description=GARMIN+NUVI+360%2C+North+America+GPS+Receiver+Part%23+010%2D00538%2D00+%2D+Retail

The Nuvi is also "flat." More like a PDA than the C330. I'm most interested in it being rechargeable and portable.

Haven't you seen the commecials with Yao Ming? :) It does a lot more. Rechargeable Smaller form factor (more portable) Audiobooks MP3 Language translator Bluetooth. It can actually act as a hands free device in your car. I'm sure there is more that I'm missing: http://www.garmin.com/products/nuvi360/

Agreed, this is a good deal... I'm waiting for a deal on their Nuvi though. Hey Ross... have you played around with adding your own custom POI yet?

It is also less attractive to people that want a membership. What happens when someone tries to sign up late at night and no Mods are online? As for the obvious spam sites in the profile, you can get scripts that will look for that I'm sure. I'm not exactly sure what is available for VB, but...

But how would you know if it is a legitimate user or a spammer? It is hard to tell. Since this is a buisness site, you want it to be as easy as possible to register. A good set of moderators can be just as effective.

Glad to help. :)

It seems I was beat to it, but that is only because I wanted to check and make sure I got the proper name of the button you click on.

Yes you can... Edit your post as normal, and then click on the "Go Advanced" button. You should be able to change your title there.

What exactly is dying about your D600? Maybe you can save it...

The dual core is one of the latest Intel CPUs. It basically has 2 processors on a single chip. This allows you to accomplish many tasks much quicker than with a standard single core chip. In addition, they can be more efficient, saving precious battery life.

Also, I would love to see a quick review once you get the unit.... I have been considering the 1705 or 1505 for a while now for my wife.

If The monitor has no display at all, I don't think that doing a clean install will accomplish anything. How would you follow the prompts for the windows install? You may need a Ram and or HardDrive upgrade, but you will need to figure out what is making the monitor fail first.

If you were getting a message about running out of space, that is a Hard Drive problem. Physical memory or "ram" is a temporary memory that the computer uses while it is on, but is cleared out when you restart the computer or shut it down. When you turn your computer on, are you getting anything at the beginnning? Do you at least see the bios screen and such? Or is the screen completely blank all the time? Make sure that the connections for the monitor are secure and that it is on. You can start with that. If you can't get it to boot to windows at all, you may need to repair the installation, or re-install. If there is no picture at all, no matter what you do, then I would suspect a more serious hardware issue.

Do you need ram, or are you out of space to "store" things on your computer? Your title confuses me a bit.

Up to $55.73 today, but still a great deal on this router.

I checked the rebate as well... you are allowed to use it on 2. That means you could get $20 in rebates if you wanted to do WDS.

Aren't you already running one WDS system with older versions? How is it working?

I really wish I needed one of these... Anyone want to buy a Buffalo router at a reduced price? It has already been flashed with DD-WRT or I can return the stock Buffalo firmware.

Great deal on the LINUX (GL) version of this router. It uses the older but superior hardware and is completely flashable with just about any firmware out there. There are tons of features available. If you need a router now, this IS the one to get. GottaGeek approved!

That is true... it does add a bit to the burn time of a Disc though... If you are just doing a normal print label, you can just print it while the disc is burning... Give and take I suppose.

This could probably go in to the Online deals section as well..