Lindy 10m Cat.6A S/FTP Gigabit
Cat.6A S/FTP network cable with support for bandwidth up to 500MHz and features a snagless design with gold plated contacts for ethernet standards up to 10 GBase-T. Cat.6A cable, shielded with braid as overall shield and foil shield for the individual wire pairs (S/FTP). Cat.6A cables meet the requirements of 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GBaseT) with an operating frequency of up to 500MHz. These cables are manufactured and tested according to the ISO/IEC 11801 specification. The cables are packaged individually in a polybag. The gold-plated contacts ensure reliable, corrosion-free connections over extensive periods of time. A robust snagless strain relief design prevents damage to the connector latch during installation and removal. The halogen-free sheath material of the LSZH cable makes the product suitable for use in public spaces with its low smoke emission and elimination of toxic halogen emissions.
Cat.6A S/FTP network cable with support for bandwidth up to 500MHz and features a snagless design with gold plated contacts for ethernet standards up to 10 GBase-T. Cat.6A cable, shielded with braid as overall shield and foil shield for the individual wire pairs (S/FTP). Cat.6A cables meet the requirements of 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GBaseT) with an operating frequency of up to 500MHz. These cables are manufactured and tested according to the ISO/IEC 11801 specification. The cables are packaged individually in a polybag. The gold-plated contacts ensure reliable, corrosion-free connections over extensive periods of time. A robust snagless strain relief design prevents damage to the connector latch during installation and removal. The halogen-free sheath material of the LSZH cable makes the product suitable for use in public spaces with its low smoke emission and elimination of toxic halogen emissions.
Cat.6A S/FTP network cable with support for bandwidth up to 500MHz and features a snagless design with gold plated contacts for ethernet standards up to 10 GBase-T. Cat.6A cable, shielded with braid as overall shield and foil shield for the individual wire pairs (S/FTP). Cat.6A cables meet the requirements of 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GBaseT) with an operating frequency of up to 500MHz. These cables are manufactured and tested according to the ISO/IEC 11801 specification. The cables are packaged individually in a polybag. The gold-plated contacts ensure reliable, corrosion-free connections over extensive periods of time. A robust snagless strain relief design prevents damage to the connector latch during installation and removal. The halogen-free sheath material of the LSZH cable makes the product suitable for use in public spaces with its low smoke emission and elimination of toxic halogen emissions.
Cat.6A S/FTP network cable with support for bandwidth up to 500MHz and features a snagless design with gold plated contacts for ethernet standards up to 10 GBase-T. Cat.6A cable, shielded with braid as overall shield and foil shield for the individual wire pairs (S/FTP). Cat.6A cables meet the requirements of 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GBaseT) with an operating frequency of up to 500MHz. These cables are manufactured and tested according to the ISO/IEC 11801 specification. The cables are packaged individually in a polybag. The gold-plated contacts ensure reliable, corrosion-free connections over extensive periods of time. A robust snagless strain relief design prevents damage to the connector latch during installation and removal. The halogen-free sheath material of the LSZH cable makes the product suitable for use in public spaces with its low smoke emission and elimination of toxic halogen emissions.
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Brilliant - one of my best Ebay purchases ever. I purchased a refurbished Xoom, 32 GB, 3G. I had to purchase a sim card seperately to get the 3G internet - however I found one for 10 per month from THREE. Xoom is an Android device and comes with Honeycombe 3.1. I use my Xoom everyday for web browsing news, weather, facebook, forums and Wiki and it works fine. I have loaded a fair number of music tracks onto and when these started to eat up the memory I added an 8GB Micro sim (8GB). I Now have all my photos on there as well as a large number of pod casts. BBC iPlayer has an Android app which works very well indeed - better than watching on our desktops or the Wii as it seems to require less bandwidth. The Xoom is perfoect for Skype which I use often. I have compared ... MoreBrilliant - one of my best Ebay purchases ever. I purchased a refurbished Xoom, 32 GB, 3G. I had to purchase a sim card seperately to get the 3G internet - however I found one for 10 per month from THREE. Xoom is an Android device and comes with Honeycombe 3.1. I use my Xoom everyday for web browsing news, weather, facebook, forums and Wiki and it works fine. I have loaded a fair number of music tracks onto and when these started to eat up the memory I added an 8GB Micro sim (8GB). I Now have all my photos on there as well as a large number of pod casts. BBC iPlayer has an Android app which works very well indeed - better than watching on our desktops or the Wii as it seems to require less bandwidth. The Xoom is perfoect for Skype which I use often. I have compared the Xoom to a friend's Ipad 2 - the Xoom has a higher resolution screen, a much better camera on the back (5mp) and a built in flash. Xoom has stereo speakers, however iPads single speaker still produced a more satisfying sound. The Xoom sounds best when propped up against a had surface. I have bought some small PC speakers for when I need extra powerful sound. The Xoom is thicker and heavier than the iPad and I have added a rubber cover as I'm always scared of dropping it - the metal case is a bit slick. Battery seems to last for at least a day of heavy use and several days of light use. There are thousands of Android apps, and anything that appears in the iPad shop seems to have an Android equivalent. I use the Google star map and satelite tracker - brilliant. GPS works well, however you need the internet online to get really detailed maps - there are some basic maps loaded. The xoom always knows where you are and you can set the Google search engine to take this into account when searching - useful on holiday when you need a restaurant in a hurry. I have had a problem where the Xoom has, on one occasion failed to start. I found that a hard reset was required which did not loose any data but was not in the manual. Hold down the power button and the volume up button for a few seconds and everything is fixed. I traded in a lap top to buy this product. It is not a replacement for the lap top as it does not come with an office suite equivalent (although I understand several suites are available on the Android apps Market). Since there is only a virtual keyboard I do think I would be able to create anything but simple documents. The xoom will, apparently, work with a blue tooth keyboard and mouse although I have not tried this.
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Pikmin is a memorable game from the GameCube days. At heart it is a resource management puzzler that forces you to think laterally but allows you to take different approaches to find a solution. It is wrapped up in a cute, endearing story where the player controls a space traveller who has crash-landed on a strange planet, and enlists the help of the Pikmin, small, loyal followers who sprout out of the ground. The player's character has a limited number of 'days' to find his spaceship parts, but the puzzles are often far from straightforward. Pikmin does well in providing the player with instinctive controls and a flexible camera, allowing the player to zoom in to view small details or zoom out at varying angles to see over walls or help decide where to explore ... MorePikmin is a memorable game from the GameCube days. At heart it is a resource management puzzler that forces you to think laterally but allows you to take different approaches to find a solution. It is wrapped up in a cute, endearing story where the player controls a space traveller who has crash-landed on a strange planet, and enlists the help of the Pikmin, small, loyal followers who sprout out of the ground. The player's character has a limited number of 'days' to find his spaceship parts, but the puzzles are often far from straightforward. Pikmin does well in providing the player with instinctive controls and a flexible camera, allowing the player to zoom in to view small details or zoom out at varying angles to see over walls or help decide where to explore next. The game is all about exploration and therefore leaves the player with a lot of open options, but also gives intuitive hints as to how to defeat the next obstacle. The ever-ticking clock gives a sharp impetus to find the next spaceship component, and often results in frantic last-minute gathering of stray pikmin before the timer runs out. Failing to find the next spaceship part before the timer expires can be a crushing disappointment, but luckily the save-game function is structured in such a way as to allow you another go before committing your progress (or lack of it) to a save file. This allowance for experimentation is crucial for the player to explore using the different-coloured Pikmin, or for trying alternative paths to the next puzzle. As obvious as some objectives and puzzles tend to appear, there are a few tricky aspects of the Pikmin world that serves to frustrate the player. Vegetation is often used to define an area the player's character can explore on foot, and it's not always obvious when you reach a boundary unless the camera is zoomed in (the player's character cannot jump, but can throw Pikmin around the scenery). During much of the game the Pikmin follow the player around the environment, and inevitably they can get stuck in nooks and crannies unexpectedly. This is frustrating when you have assembled enough Pikmin to complete a certain task, led them across the entire level like the Pied Piper, only to find you're missing a few and have to retrace your steps. Overall the game is highly enjoyable and promotes a different way of thinking to solve many of the puzzles, leading to those relieving "A-ha!" moments. The light-hearted and entertaining Pikmin is worth a look if you are after a different kind of challenge from the many fast-paced reaction fests or dystopian grunge-styled disaster worlds.
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I needed a tablet that is really packed and would function well for both official and fun purposes. I read reviews and product details of my choices and went for the Motorola Xoom MZ601 3G + Wi-Fi. I love everything about the tablet; the camera quality is especially amazing, multi-tasking capabilities, speed etc. The only downside to the tablet is the weight but that only makes it more masculine. I rank it top 3 tablet as at Dec 2011 and would advise anyone looking for a good-value for money top tablet to go for it.
| General | |
| Network Cable Type | Patch cable - CAT 6a |
| Technology | Screened shielded twisted pair (SSTP) |
| Wiring Scheme | T568B |
| Jacket Material | Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) |
Lindy Cat.6A S/FTP LSZH Network Cable, 10 Metre Length, Blue
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Lindy 45379 networking cable Blue 10 m Cat6a S/FTP (S-STP)
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Lindy 10m CAT.6A S/FTP LSZH Gigabit Network Cable - Blue
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Brilliant - one of my best Ebay purchases ever. I purchased a refurbished Xoom, 32 GB, 3G. I had to purchase a sim card seperately to get the 3G internet - however I found one for 10 per month from THREE. Xoom is an Android device and comes with Honeycombe 3.1. I use my Xoom everyday for web browsing news, weather, facebook, forums and Wiki and it works fine. I have loaded a fair number of music tracks onto and when these started to eat up the memory I added an 8GB Micro sim (8GB). I Now have all my photos on there as well as a large number of pod casts. BBC iPlayer has an Android app which works very well indeed - better than watching on our desktops or the Wii as it seems to require less bandwidth. The Xoom is perfoect for Skype which I use often. I have compared ... MoreBrilliant - one of my best Ebay purchases ever. I purchased a refurbished Xoom, 32 GB, 3G. I had to purchase a sim card seperately to get the 3G internet - however I found one for 10 per month from THREE. Xoom is an Android device and comes with Honeycombe 3.1. I use my Xoom everyday for web browsing news, weather, facebook, forums and Wiki and it works fine. I have loaded a fair number of music tracks onto and when these started to eat up the memory I added an 8GB Micro sim (8GB). I Now have all my photos on there as well as a large number of pod casts. BBC iPlayer has an Android app which works very well indeed - better than watching on our desktops or the Wii as it seems to require less bandwidth. The Xoom is perfoect for Skype which I use often. I have compared the Xoom to a friend's Ipad 2 - the Xoom has a higher resolution screen, a much better camera on the back (5mp) and a built in flash. Xoom has stereo speakers, however iPads single speaker still produced a more satisfying sound. The Xoom sounds best when propped up against a had surface. I have bought some small PC speakers for when I need extra powerful sound. The Xoom is thicker and heavier than the iPad and I have added a rubber cover as I'm always scared of dropping it - the metal case is a bit slick. Battery seems to last for at least a day of heavy use and several days of light use. There are thousands of Android apps, and anything that appears in the iPad shop seems to have an Android equivalent. I use the Google star map and satelite tracker - brilliant. GPS works well, however you need the internet online to get really detailed maps - there are some basic maps loaded. The xoom always knows where you are and you can set the Google search engine to take this into account when searching - useful on holiday when you need a restaurant in a hurry. I have had a problem where the Xoom has, on one occasion failed to start. I found that a hard reset was required which did not loose any data but was not in the manual. Hold down the power button and the volume up button for a few seconds and everything is fixed. I traded in a lap top to buy this product. It is not a replacement for the lap top as it does not come with an office suite equivalent (although I understand several suites are available on the Android apps Market). Since there is only a virtual keyboard I do think I would be able to create anything but simple documents. The xoom will, apparently, work with a blue tooth keyboard and mouse although I have not tried this.
Pikmin is a memorable game from the GameCube days. At heart it is a resource management puzzler that forces you to think laterally but allows you to take different approaches to find a solution. It is wrapped up in a cute, endearing story where the player controls a space traveller who has crash-landed on a strange planet, and enlists the help of the Pikmin, small, loyal followers who sprout out of the ground. The player's character has a limited number of 'days' to find his spaceship parts, but the puzzles are often far from straightforward. Pikmin does well in providing the player with instinctive controls and a flexible camera, allowing the player to zoom in to view small details or zoom out at varying angles to see over walls or help decide where to explore ... MorePikmin is a memorable game from the GameCube days. At heart it is a resource management puzzler that forces you to think laterally but allows you to take different approaches to find a solution. It is wrapped up in a cute, endearing story where the player controls a space traveller who has crash-landed on a strange planet, and enlists the help of the Pikmin, small, loyal followers who sprout out of the ground. The player's character has a limited number of 'days' to find his spaceship parts, but the puzzles are often far from straightforward. Pikmin does well in providing the player with instinctive controls and a flexible camera, allowing the player to zoom in to view small details or zoom out at varying angles to see over walls or help decide where to explore next. The game is all about exploration and therefore leaves the player with a lot of open options, but also gives intuitive hints as to how to defeat the next obstacle. The ever-ticking clock gives a sharp impetus to find the next spaceship component, and often results in frantic last-minute gathering of stray pikmin before the timer runs out. Failing to find the next spaceship part before the timer expires can be a crushing disappointment, but luckily the save-game function is structured in such a way as to allow you another go before committing your progress (or lack of it) to a save file. This allowance for experimentation is crucial for the player to explore using the different-coloured Pikmin, or for trying alternative paths to the next puzzle. As obvious as some objectives and puzzles tend to appear, there are a few tricky aspects of the Pikmin world that serves to frustrate the player. Vegetation is often used to define an area the player's character can explore on foot, and it's not always obvious when you reach a boundary unless the camera is zoomed in (the player's character cannot jump, but can throw Pikmin around the scenery). During much of the game the Pikmin follow the player around the environment, and inevitably they can get stuck in nooks and crannies unexpectedly. This is frustrating when you have assembled enough Pikmin to complete a certain task, led them across the entire level like the Pied Piper, only to find you're missing a few and have to retrace your steps. Overall the game is highly enjoyable and promotes a different way of thinking to solve many of the puzzles, leading to those relieving "A-ha!" moments. The light-hearted and entertaining Pikmin is worth a look if you are after a different kind of challenge from the many fast-paced reaction fests or dystopian grunge-styled disaster worlds.
I needed a tablet that is really packed and would function well for both official and fun purposes. I read reviews and product details of my choices and went for the Motorola Xoom MZ601 3G + Wi-Fi. I love everything about the tablet; the camera quality is especially amazing, multi-tasking capabilities, speed etc. The only downside to the tablet is the weight but that only makes it more masculine. I rank it top 3 tablet as at Dec 2011 and would advise anyone looking for a good-value for money top tablet to go for it.
I see everyone saying that this game is terrible compared to the first and I dont get it. I am recently new to both the first and this one, and I find this one much more playable. Graphics are miles better, the dialogue is much more realistic and natural, the story and plot is MUCH better, and it is simply a more playable game. The only thing going for the first one is 4 costume choices compared to 2, and the colors are much brighter and more Marvel-esk than darker and almost D.C. like, as in the second one.
This copy replaced the one I lost when my hard drive crashed. I had older copies of the program with upgrades to 2003, but they wouldn't load. So, I was thrilled to find this copy of the 2003 program. Loaded right into my new hard drive and am back in business. I take care of 3 websites and was absolutely lost without this program.
This is still one of the easiest web editors to use. I always used Frontpage 2000 until recently my web host stopped supporting Frontpage Extensions. I tried Frontpage 2003 and the publishing feature allows you to work around that which FP 2000 didn't. Saved the day. Eventually I'll have to migrate, but FP 2003 put that day off so I can learn html and CSS at my own pace.
I have taken over the website in a nonprofit org. that was created by fb 2003 an I needed to use the same web creater. It works, need I say more!
CD replaces my own CD locked in a failed laptop. On new laptop with a legacy version of Windows, CD loaded as expected, including registration. I was able to load my exiting website created in FP2003. However from there I am having difficulty. Program is not intuitively obvious and it has been some years since I have sought to update my sites; so I am having to retrain myself in its use. I am not yet convinced that downloading the files from the host server on to the PC and into the program will work. But until I re-educate myself into its use, I am withholding judgement. Price was a bit high for an old program, but it was advertised as unused with a valid key and is, I suppose worthwhile; that or tearing apart the old PC to get it out.
Great game. My kids love it. They can play the game by themselves or with your help or with others. It's fun and they don't notice when you stop playing to pay bills or clean something up.
You ever wondered what it would be like if Tekken or Virtua Fighter had a superb plot, rivaling that of even the top Hollywood movies? This is the game for you. I can't say much on the plot without revealing something, but it puts almost any action game out there to shame. This game is awesome. Literally. It left me in awe and wonder. Nothing con compare to the originality of this game. It mixes small amounts that you may see in other games, and rolls them into the best game ever released. The graphics are downright fantastic, especially the CG scenes, which are sadly few and far between. But don't despair, the gameplay graphics are impressive, thanks in part to the bright neon lights that accompany the streets of Japan. The combat is not complicated, but very ... MoreYou ever wondered what it would be like if Tekken or Virtua Fighter had a superb plot, rivaling that of even the top Hollywood movies? This is the game for you. I can't say much on the plot without revealing something, but it puts almost any action game out there to shame. This game is awesome. Literally. It left me in awe and wonder. Nothing con compare to the originality of this game. It mixes small amounts that you may see in other games, and rolls them into the best game ever released. The graphics are downright fantastic, especially the CG scenes, which are sadly few and far between. But don't despair, the gameplay graphics are impressive, thanks in part to the bright neon lights that accompany the streets of Japan. The combat is not complicated, but very enjoyable, full of combos, special attacks, and a large variety of usable items, from street signs to traffic cones; from brass knuckles to wooden swords, allowing for an impressive combination of attacks. The upgrade system is simple, straight forward, and a nice touch, yet not a big addition. The seemingly endless amount of extra mini games and side quests give it certain replay value. There are a couple minor downsides. First is the camera while traveling the city. It can change views while you are running, and it can become disorienting, but nothing major, and never while fighting. Second, is the dubbing. Don't get me wrong, the voicing is great. I love to hear Michael Madsen and Rachael Leigh Cook putting in a strong performance, but what I would much rather hear is the original Japanese, with english subtitles. It appears great care was put into getting the lips to move with the Japanese words, and this is all wasted on the US version. If you are a fan of any sort of fighting game, this is a must have. No, it's not Street Fighter. But it's action with a solid story. And maybe even you GTA fans can come over and enjoy this game as well. You must try this game, no matter what the cost.
| General | |
| Network Cable Type | Patch cable - CAT 6a |
| Technology | Screened shielded twisted pair (SSTP) |
| Wiring Scheme | T568B |
| Jacket Material | Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) |
