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Dave4
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993 posts since 26/8/07

14 Dec 2007 23:49
Rirawin wrote: Yeah he's read em, if he hadn't it would say "new" next to it.

Right well that doesn't really make things easier. I wouldnt be bothered if there was some problem like he wasn't able to send it this week and will do this weekend, just would like some communication.
He was selling a whole thread full of stuff so i'm surprised nobody else has said anything.

To be honest its not exactly worth much and i'm not that bothered about it, just checking as its the first thing i've bought off here. Thanks for the help anyway guys.
Rirawin
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8864 posts since 17/7/05

15 Dec 2007 00:02
Aye he's proper safe. I think he must be wrapped up with work etc.
Luke
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5702 posts since 21/1/03

15 Dec 2007 00:09
Rirawin wrote: Aye he's proper safe. I think he must be wrapped up with work etc.

wrapped up warm Eye-wink
Homer
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23820 posts since 8/5/03

15 Dec 2007 12:44
t_dot wrote: im pretty sure enterprise do homer, but you jsut have to pay like an extra young persons charge.

cheers
Rirawin
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8864 posts since 17/7/05

15 Dec 2007 12:58
Depends if the 4gb are 2gb pairs? 4x1gb won't be as efficient as 2x2gb or 2x1gb for that matter. 4gb is a good number to go for nowadays.
El Bongo
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2992 posts since 15/8/06

15 Dec 2007 12:58
Homer wrote:
t_dot wrote: im pretty sure enterprise do homer, but you jsut have to pay like an extra young persons charge.

cheers
They did for me
I had a car from them when I was 17.

What do you reckon would be better:
2GB of DDR3 1333C9 memory
OR
4GB of DRR2 PC2-8500C5
Using Vista of course
?
El Bongo
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2992 posts since 15/8/06

15 Dec 2007 13:02
Rirawin wrote: Depends if the 4gb are 2gb pairs? 4x1gb won't be as efficient as 2x2gb or 2x1gb for that matter. 4gb is a good number to go for nowadays.
MEH
Fuck it, I think I'll go for 4GB ddr3
Popeye Doyle
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1979 posts since 26/1/07

15 Dec 2007 13:04
yeh was going to say ddr3 to begin with, but youve gone and taken option 3 Laughing out loud
PHiL
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8741 posts since 31/8/03

15 Dec 2007 13:06
Anyone know the best Digital Camera for around £100? or are they all pretty much the same?
robii
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18857 posts since 8/9/06

15 Dec 2007 14:26
Checked my bank current account this morning and there was a payment of £35.54 from PAYPAL LTD SAN JOSE

I don't use this account for paypal transactions, though I did a year ago (the related paypal account has long been closed)

When I do withdraw money from my paypal account into my savings account the credit shows as PAYPAL TRANSFER not PAYPAL LTD SAN JOSE

Any ideas? I'll email PayPal but a response usually takes days so thought I'd ask here first
PHiL
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8741 posts since 31/8/03

15 Dec 2007 15:22
PH!L wrote: Anyone know the best Digital Camera for around £100? or are they all pretty much the same?

Anyone got any of these? Recomend any brand to go for or stay clear of?

Casio Exilim EX-Z75 - 7.2mp - £79.99

Casio Exilim EX-Z1050 - 10.1mp - £120

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX50 - 7.2mp - £135

Sony CyberShot DSC W90 - 8.1mp - £140

Olypus 700 - 7.1mp - £120
Rirawin
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8864 posts since 17/7/05

15 Dec 2007 15:23
Go for the Panasonic one. Though when it comes to compacts the sensor is the most important rather than the lens. Due to the noise problems which compacts suffer from. You looked at Canons ixus range?
PHiL
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8741 posts since 31/8/03

15 Dec 2007 15:32
Rirawin wrote: Go for the Panasonic one. Though when it comes to compacts the sensor is the most important rather than the lens. Due to the noise problems which compacts suffer from. You looked at Canons ixus range?

Cheers Rirawin, just had a look at the Ixus in my price range and it looks a little dated in design:

Also whilst Im on what were those camera I think MoB and a few others were looking at a while ago? Think Jack may of got one also, think they were film cameras? a retro design?
Popeye Doyle
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1979 posts since 26/1/07

15 Dec 2007 15:33
lomo's?
MoB
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35267 posts since 31/8/04

15 Dec 2007 15:39
Yeah lomo's
http://www.lomography.com/
PHiL
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8741 posts since 31/8/03

15 Dec 2007 15:40
yasmanian wrote: lomo's?

Cheers yeah I think that was it Smiling
PHiL
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8741 posts since 31/8/03

15 Dec 2007 15:42
MoB wrote: Yeah lomo's
http://www.lomography.com/

Did you end up getting one for you or your bird? Any good?
schtoop
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12311 posts since 9/4/07

15 Dec 2007 15:55
is ebay being abit weird for anyone else, for example not showing sent messages and showing the wrong number of won items untill you have clicked on the won section?

might be due to the BETA update
MoB
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35267 posts since 31/8/04

15 Dec 2007 16:02
PH!L wrote:
MoB wrote: Yeah lomo's
http://www.lomography.com/

Did you end up getting one for you or your bird? Any good?

Got it for my bird but kept it. Havent used it yet but we got one in work and they are pretty cool Cool
illwill
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1755 posts since 17/5/04

15 Dec 2007 16:12
Rirawin wrote: Go for the Panasonic one. Though when it comes to compacts the sensor is the most important rather than the lens. Due to the noise problems which compacts suffer from. You looked at Canons ixus range?

Quite right. For this reason you should look at Fuji's range of compacts. they are stacked full of whizzy noise reduction chips. They are fantastic in low light situations and as most people are just gonna be using their cameras to take pics of drunk mates in clubs, this feature is very important.

The Finepix F20 is good for ISO2000 Eek

this would be my choice.