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Oh myyyyyyyy :huh:

Thank you kind sir.

http://imgur.com/gallery/0jJ2U#0

Looks promising, but we will have to see. :thumbsup:

EA support contact has been updated with the new contact info. There is no longer an EA support number to call. Instead you will use there contact form and it will give you a choice to either use their online chat, or enter in your phone number and they will call you when they are available. It worked nicely for me, and I spoke to a tech that helped me get my missing games back.

No more premium packs for me, EVER!

The PX4 comes in three flavors; Full, Compact, and Sub-compact. I am leaning towards the Compact, but I will be checking them all out when I get back from my trip. FULL http://www.beretta.com/assets/2/7/Px4-full.jpg COMPACT http://www.beretta.com/assets/2/7/MainFCKEditorDimension/handling.jpg SUB-COMPACT http://www.beretta.com/assets/2/7/MainFCKEditorDimension/PX4_Storm_with_laser_sight.jpg

Battlefield 4 is 100 times better, and I would highly recommend you checking it out. If not, I would recommend checking out Firearms Source to look at as well. Good luck with your endeavors.

Not sure yet, I want to handle all the models to see what feels the best. I want to also want it concealed, so I will just have to see. :ph34r:

I'm thing about getting the PX4 Storm made by Beretta. Here is a short video showing the assembly of the Beretta PX4 Storm. They also go to the factory later in the video where they show how they make the weapon.

Good news!

Yes, nice post. You are very good in the jet, so maybe there is something positive here. Thanks for posting "M"

Amazing Technology http://www.cbsnews.com/news/navys-newest-weapon-kills-at-seven-times-the-speed-of-sound/

Nice Christmas gifts for someone.

That's a great buy on the processor. Nice choice, Slash.

Such a great game. I wish they would release a newer version with all of the music from the original.

Thanks for posting, eBevan

Thanks for the feedback

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I stumbled on this site today. Seems pretty cool, so check it out when you get the time. http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/

Also, you can add as many devices in you house as needed, and they will all connect to the powerline adapter that is plugged in to your router.

Yes, you plug a standard Ethernet cable into the device and the other end in your PC

The Netgear powerline adapters rbevan referred to will also work, but they are 200Mbps throughput vs. the items I showed you above which are 500Mbps and cheaper. The TP-Link adapters shown in my post are smaller than a credit card and work fantastic. I ran a hardwired vs, powerline test and found that the powerline work equally as well as the direct hard connection setup. I would never use WiFi for Netflix steaming or gaming. Just my two cents. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/618nI0HbrtL._SL1500_.jpg

Sorry, I didn't see this post for some reason, but I would recommend using a powerline adapter. A powerline adapter works throug your electrical system inside your house or apartment. Simply plug one unit into the wall and connect it to your modem or router, and then plug the other unit in the wall near the PC you need to provide network access. It's just that simple. Just remember that you must plug these devices in the directly into the wall and not into a power strip (for better connectivity). The best deal on those types of devices are here: TP-LINK TL-PA4010KIT AV500 Nano Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, up to 500Mbps http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61F0K5SmIKL._SL1500_.jpg