Cable beware!!. I hear and now know for a fact that cable is an internet service that will stay online for 95% of the time. Yes cable i found out does shut down for some unknown reason. Im running XP Professional and it does some weirdo things ill be using...

that input. Why you are seeing blurry text is because the TV needs to interpolate the solid defined lines of text to match the native resolution of the DLP. I would say you would see nearly an 85% difference in running your HTPC with a DVI-HDMI cable. Beware...

transmit and receive in the direction that they are pointed. When using only an antenna, beware of the cable length and the number of connectors between the phone and the antenna. There is some signal strength lost at each connector. Also, antenna cables...

a collet that tightens with a twist on to the female > chassis mount. No such animal of which I'm aware. Do you have a picture? What you're describing could be an F-connector (standard 75-Ohm cable TV), a BNC connector (Bayonett snap connection),...

them. Then lift the edge that was secured by the screws which will release the tabs that secure the bottom edge. Under there you will find the ribbon cable in a FRAGILE (beware - this connector can be easily broken if not opened correctly) connector....

and the cable modem, then plug a computer running Ethereal into the hub. The connection to the cable modem will need a crossover cable, or a straight-through cable into an uplink port. Beware of dual-speed hubs. Use Ethereal to trace what's happening...

any manufacturer from marking a simple two conductor cable with directional arrows, so buyer beware here. I have no idea what specific cable you are using, so this is not a comment related directly to that product, but to cable construction in general....

Cisco told us it was prestandard VDSL. It works pretty well, but we only run it at 4Mb/s down and 1Mb/s up. It is very difficult to get the link to come up and stay up at Cisco's advertised 15Mb/s. Beware of all kinds of funky cable plant issues...

RF cable output tap to go to the TV. There are two problems with this. First, you sometimes have to press the VCR's TV/ VCR button to get the pass-through cable signal (and not the VCR's output.) Second, the VCR's and TV's signals were both degraded...

Beware Targus Defcon Locks. Archived from groups: comp.laptops,comp.sys.laptops () I strongly advice everyone to avoid Targus Defcon locks. They have a tendency to lose their combinations. I have one stuck in my laptop whose combination no longer works....