Rob Dryman
Maximum PC Member Since: July 1, 2008
Total Posted Comments: 6 Comments on 4 Articles
Maximum PC Member Since: July 1, 2008Total Posted Comments: 6 Comments on 4 Articles
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Asus Announces Eee Top All-In-One, Meant to Compete With iMacs
Posted 04/27/2009 at 01:38:28pm
Is this thing out yet...when will newegg have it?
Hands-on with Logitech's G19 Keyboard and G35 Headset
Posted 01/06/2009 at 05:28:19pm
I'm using an old G15 with 18 Macro buttons x 3 modes ( they went down to 6 buttons I think on later g15s). So this keyboard may have a nice color screen, but not enough macro buttons for my addiction.
Rip DVDs for Playback on Your iPhone, PSP, Xbox 360, PS3, AppleTV, or Any H.264-Enabled Player
Posted 11/28/2008 at 12:12:58pm
I cannot get any xbox 360 (wired/wireless) to play my mp4 movies through zune, or any other way. I followed the directions to a T - can some confirm if this works?
Linksys WRT600N Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router
Posted 11/24/2008 at 12:12:34pm
OK, I now know that the web based gui does not play well with firefox. It woeks best under IE, but still doesn't show all connected devices. The storage link is very picky, and I can only get it to work with a few 1 GB Corsair USBsticks. No luck with my 250 GB passport drive, or anything larger than 1 GB. After 2-3 months of use, it's still working. I have it running under a linksys cable modem.
Linksys WRT600N Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router
Posted 08/04/2008 at 03:00:19pm
OK, I was a bit harsh on my last review. Now that I have a working unit in use in my house and I have been able to fully test it out, I'd like to add some thoughts. The router is actually really fast - and I haven't even tried the "N" band. I still don't like the fact that most of my cat5 cables will not fully seat in the ports. Also the firmware is still buggy. I have not been able to get the storage link to work on either of my routers. I think with a firmware update this might actually be a good router.
Linksys WRT600N Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router
Posted 08/01/2008 at 03:25:36pm
The first one crapped out after 1 month, ethernet port went out....linksys replaced withing a week or so with a remanned one, after 1+ hours of tech support, broken english, getting to the bottom of the problem that I told them in the first 2 minutes of the call. Firmware is buggy, for example...no way in hell to see the attached devices on your network. Hot as fire! comes close to burning your hand when in operation. Beware if you make your own cat 5 cables...all my factory crimped cable snap into place fine, but three different DIY cat5 ends won't snap into place...not three single ones, I'm talking about NONE of my cables made with three different style of cat5 ends. Range is nothing to brag about, my old netgear g was way stronger. I might try to use that open source firmware in this months mag on this POS and see if I can make it usable.