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The Nokia 5310 - the best phone in the universe. Battery lasts forever (over a week) and has a reasonable camera, it's sooooo slim. Looks great and is on pay as you go!

We follow the Advertising Standards Authority guidelines for all our unlimited services. Basically this means that we can call a service unlimited”where a fair use policy applies, provided that we tell customers that a fair use policy exists for the service, and that we can demonstrate the threshold of the fair use policy is so high that it would only exclude “atypical users” ie people who have an unusually high rate of data consumption. This is industry practice and because the limits operators set for fair usage policies are so high, most customers will enjoy what feels like unlimited usage. Sadly there are a very few customers who do abuse the services, and having a fair use policy in place gives Vodafone, and all operators, and indeed our customers protection against this. Our research with customers shows that 500MB for mobile internet is rarely exceeded and we regularly review the way the internet and email is used to ensure the 500MB is still adequate. We train our retail advisors to explain this to you when you buy a phone for internet or email use. Also all of our adverts do have a note on them to detail what is included in the price plan and full terms and conditions are given to you when you buy and are also available online or on request. If you have trouble reading these terms and conditions we can of course send you them in another form such as large print, for more information just click here.

If you have problems, email me and I'll send you a few config scripts.

Sim only on tmobile with data, use vodafone for calls only, that's what i'm doing, waiting to see if iphone comes out on tmobile, and will switch to it - wont the new iphone force vodafone to switch their data requriements?

I am beginning to think the same! I'm on vodafone sim only - it seems like I'm stuck in limbo - i'm not a pay monthly customer or a pay as you go customer so i'm not eligible for either plans offers!

More to the point i don't use data on vodafone because it's too expensive, I've just talked myself into it, right time to leave vodafone - maybe o2?

More on the event:

Data Center Deployments: End user insights on data center best practices.
Close-coupled™ Cooling: A new concept for data center heat rejection.
I/O Virtualization: Advances in hypervisors that significantly reduce virtualization overhead.
Desktop Consolidation: Architecture, scalability, power savings and multimedia delivery using blade servers to consolidate desktops.
Embedded Virtualization: The radical miniaturization of virtualization platforms for high density, enhanced security and increased reliability.
Data Center Concerns: Reducing data center complexity by leveraging new blade server architectures and I/O connectivity for improved access to data storage.
10 Gigabit Ethernet: Server I/O fabric convergence for lossless, low- latency, low-power, and low-cost data networking, storage and clustering with a focus on Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE).
Converged Data Center Infrastructures: Drivers for a new age of data center fabrics.
Processor and Memory Trends: Demand for new data center efficiencies and virtualization drives the need for lower-power, more dense servers.

Add the roaming costs to the fact that vodafone wouldn't let me call the US from my mobile and they're becoming an annoying network to use - I never had any of this with tmobile.

It's £1.30 on O2 pay as you go, £1.30 on orange pay as you go, I happen to have three O2 pay as you go sims and two pay as you go sims from when I've bought handsets, but none from tmobile, how rubbish! Also why so expensive?

Very very cool, hope you're pleased with the MacBook Air, do let me know how you get on!

Hi Henry,

The drivers for the Compaq Proliant 1600R are here: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSuppor...

You want the one which is named Compaq Drive Array Driver for Windows NT 4.0, which I believe is CPQ1586.exe on the smartstart 5.5 cd.

The array controller driver is here:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSuppor...

I wonder if Cisco will allow people to download the event as a podcast? Or get a transcript? Will need to take a look.

In the interests of being open, I pay for voicemail on Vodafone - paying for voicemail something that really shouldn't be the case in 2008.

Yes I've actually built one of the Sun 8 way servers, it was very cool and very fast, it'll be very cool to see how it performs. I'll need to keep an eye out for the next derivative with the new AMD chip.

http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/ - contains some more comments from Jonathan's blog.

Thanks ST2 - that's great!

Thanks Ken, great points!

Thanks for that Ken, very cool!

Good luck Laszlo, if you have any trouble don't hesitate to email me!

The driver disks should be everything you need to get going again.

Regards

Martin

Hi Paul, I don't know that information of the top of my head, have you tried the IBM quicklinks site? http://www.ibmquicklinks.com/ I'll have a dig around the IBM site and if I find anything will do a post about it! Thanks for your comments!

I've posted the video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/bladewatch237

Check it out, the tech specs features the laptop design in terms of recycling and energy efficiency, very very cool!

Sounds very cool! Reading up on it as we speak!

I'm still building myself up to it, I want one off-line you see.

I'm for whatever technology works as a business enabler, there are a lot of people that get benefits from main frame technology which continues to drive that market and long may it continue.

Your right Eric! We'll see maybe some day!