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Well, I know this... if anyone can pull something like this off, it would be IBM.

Absolutely uncalled for. I appreciate the stepped up security when I fly but this airport security group went way beyond what is acceptable. However, they seemed to have followed the rules, just a little to much to the letter.

There was. You have to go in a disable the service for the D-Link to work properly. One to rule them all!

Clearly not real but humorous none the less. I would love to see this really happen in person to someone.

That eliminates my idea then. When reviewing the D-Link router, I installed their connection manager and it did not like ZC and ZC didn't like it.

Something to think about... What were you using as your connection manager? Was it the windows zero config or was it something else? ZC does NOT play well with other wireless managers and could be the reason you were getting such unreliable connections.

Looks like a great product. Good for them.

LOL :D

Thats a solid set of speakers. I don't know if I am personally sold on the "orb" look of the things, but without that design, it kind of defeats the marketing scheme of ORB Audio. Good review!

Thank you Moon, I am going to look into this more... I will either have a great big widescreen monitor... or a pathetic attempt at ruining three good monitors. Thanks!

Can we perhaps call it something other than Core 2? For Christ's sake, every time I read your propaganda (yeah, I went there), I can't help but confuse it with Intel's latest and greatest, which by the way, can now run Apple. Assuming you hadn't heard yet.

You are quite welcome.

It's available now at Newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811294001

680i http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188014 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188019 650i http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131153 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130081...

So we can expect Microsoft to announce any day now that they are switching over to Power PC CPUs? No, wait, Apple was the one that switched to x86. My bad. Seriously, its high time the Mac got something more than 3 year old technology. It's good for all the Mac users.

That completely didn't answer the question :p

eVGA has always impressed me with their customer support. I have never dealt with Asus but I have many time with eVGA and all in all, they clearly care about their customers.

By requiring SLi support, you are kind of painting yourself into a corner as far as options are concerned. Your only options are boards based on the NVIDIA 680i or 650i chipsets. 680i boards can be found online in your price range, but they are well into the upper end of the under $200 price...

And to add insult to injury, his momentum actually carried him within feet of what appears to be the finish line. We have a name for people like that here in Indiana, it's Jackass!

I know. I was only commenting on the fact that it would be a nice setup on any desk.