Telefonica's is Cat 5e for example, and I have run 100 m through a factory and I got 300 mbps. At the price it is, get category 6, it's more than enough.

Best regards.

@mauro905:

Felicitaciones!

Thanks compatriot, may happiness be with you and may September bring us wine, take care!

@amd125:

Un SSD, una gráfica pepino, o ambas cosas :troll:

Caliente caliente con el SSD, pero todavía no he podido regalármelo, quizás este agosto caiga, estoy ahorrando exclusivamente para él

@Kernel1.0:

Felicidades y a disfrutar del regalo.
Va a ser un SSD.

Muchas gracias señor Kernel
No ha sido el SSD aún, pero pronto jejeje.

@_Neptunno_:

Muchas Felicidades!!

Vaya, siento el retraso…espero igualmente pasaras un dia estupendo y que cumplas muchos añitos mas, compi!!:troll:
A ver cual es ese super regalo...yo ya me he regalado un SSD hace unas semanas, y unas memorias cachis. Ahora me falta una placa 1150 y un i5/i7 xD

Un Abrazo!!

P.D: Ayer me acabe el ultimo Bioshock :ugly::ugly:

Muchas gracias señor Neptunno!! Se ha intentado disfrutar todo lo posible :sisi:
El super regalo estaba pendiente desde hace tiempo, que con este micro es un delito ir de stock por la vida… :mudo: jajajajaja

Un abrazo jugón!!!!

@cobito:

Feliciades con retraso, máquina.

Muchas gracias señor Cobito, no importa el retraso, no es grave

Saludos!!

@Nemo:

¿No será el Noctua?

DIN del hilo!! Pues sí, la parienta se ha estirado y me ha regalado el Noctua NH-D14, acompañado por una necesaria grabadora ASUS de doble capa (no blu-ray), y durante el susodicho cumpleaños estuve montando el bicharraco, que sobresale de la caja, por lo que tendrá que estar abierta hasta nuevo aviso, y encima se mete en la lista de la compra una caja nueva por fuerza :ugly:

Ya me dejé ver el plumero por el grupo con lo de las memos, pero al final no tocan en absoluto, sólo he tenido que subir un pelín el ventilador 1 y listo, ni se nota :sisi:

Saludos y gracias a todos familia!!!!!!!

Many congratulations, buddy!!

P.D: Do we give you some time to play a pending game?:troll:
It would be great to get a gift like that, at least I would like it, haha.

I had the same setup as you and it works.

At home before I had the wifi router with 2 cables, one to the tower, another to a PLC, that PLC on the wall of the TV from where a conceptronic switch came out and connected the TV (Panasonic) and an HTPC that doesn't have wifi. And then the laptops by wifi, and everything without any configuration problems.

¡Muchas gracias kalevala! Desde luego que mas vale tarde que nunca Por ahora está montado, estoy ultimando detalles de drivers y en breve lo pondré a prueba con algunos programas ¡Saludos!

The concept already existed with Android devices. It would be quite good if sooner or later the little Atom brothers with low cost appeared because I think that these devices are not going to go much below €1000.

Felicidades chavalote ;D

Congratulations

Many congratulations... belated

Many congratulations …

The advance of android is indisputable. At this moment, the number of activated devices in the world is 420,372,850 …and rising.

But just as happens in PCs, the software has to accompany this advance, otherwise the quad cores will be of little use if the App is not optimized for it.
Let's hope that with Android, and its simplicity for programming Apps, these improvements are implemented faster than in PCs.

Best regards

@Nemo:

No, si la cuestión no es si van bien o no…sino si, por ejemplo, ya teniendo un movil Android o iPhone merece la pena gastarse los 300 o 400€ (cuando menos) que cuesta una tablet pudiendo hacer lo mismo desde móvil.

Forear desde una tablet con pulgadas respetables es un placer y desde un teléfono de 4 pulgadas o menos, más suplicio que otra cosa…

@XRAYBoY:

Watch out…that mentality is what makes Apple gain followers.
I bought a Chinese tablet for 100 Euros and I didn't like how it threw (normal, you've bought a piece of crap) Android. I buy an iPad with iOS5 and it flies. Of course!
My gadget is worth 500 leuros (with keyboard) and Android 3.2 flies (and more now with OC @1.5GHz) I assure you that I can compete with an iPad 2 and own my brother-in-law. :risitas:

If its job is going to be reading email, looking at news, etc…you won't turn on the laptop again. It doesn't make noise, it doesn't vibrate, the size, the weight, the comfort...there's no comparison.
As a counterpoint, in my case I use it less than I thought I would use it, since my love for the desktop goes beyond simple uses of little importance.
If you don't have Wifi, but do have a network (at work, for example) it's not worth much since it's focused on a continuous connection and without it has no value.

I assure you that, apart from the desktop, for me performance is the least important thing. I just want it to work (well, and to have reasonable response times). Besides, once I tried the Chinese one I would be aware that paying quadruple or quintuple is not just about having an apple drawn on the device.

Look, I have a netbook that cost me 170€ new. It doesn't perform much, but I always have it "suspended" so if I want to check something quickly, in less than 5 seconds it's ready. As for weight, I doubt it differs much from a tablet (and even if a tablet weighed much less, it wouldn't be important because we're talking about negligible weights). On these scales, this parameter doesn't seem significant to me.

The only advantages I see in the tablet compared to the netbook are two things: 1st as you rightly said, the noise (sometimes I put it on at night to listen to German radios and the fan is annoying). And 2nd that it's completely handled from the screen, without moving parts and can be handled in complete darkness. On the other hand, it's a device that can be used comfortably standing up, something a netbook doesn't allow, but that's something that doesn't affect me at the moment.

I'm almost certain that if I bought a tablet, it would end up replacing the netbook until I stopped using the latter completely. Then I would say that, indeed, a tablet is useful. But the outlay it involves (at least the good tablets), I don't think they are worthy of the advantages it brings compared to a netbook (for the use I'm going to give it).

But of course, I've never had one. In fact, I've never touched one and I'm probably wrong, but imagining the situation, this is my opinion