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Works for me without issue.

Took my EOS M to Bruges this week and was really pleased with the results. Apologies if they don't look right, i'm using an old laptop for editing. IMG_0410 by Bacons Pics, on Flickr IMG_0474 by Bacons Pics, on Flickr IMG_0573 by Bacons Pics, on Flickr

Blue Mail for me.

I've been with Plusnet approaching 2 years now. I have the fibre product and according to Speedtest tonight, get speeds of 74.23MB/s down and 19.25MB/s up. Customer service and uptime is excellent.

You can still get a decent laptop in an 11" form but it depends whether you want to cough up nearly £500. http://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/Acer_Aspire_1830T_1053000.html Other than that you could go for any number of Intel Atom N550 dual core netbooks but most if not all seem to come with a...

If you're prepared to spend the money, I'd say this is your best bet... http://www.asusoutlet.com/PRD_ProductDetail.aspx?prodid=1290

Shame you didn't see the Groupon offer the other day. I got a Galaxy Tab with T-Mobile for £15 (one off) then £15 per month for 24 months thereafter. I'm already a customer so adding it on was no problem. I've been very pleased with it so far and the laptop has remained at home a lot more.

I use an extension called Speed Dial. I prefer it to a normal favs bar.

Tamrac Aero Speed Pack 75... around £55. I have one which currently holds my 40D and 70-200 F4 with room to spare for a couple of smaller lenses. You've then got an upper compartment for general bits, food etc.

Oops, cheers Andy :)

iRush from Novatech £549.98 CPU: Core i5 2400 @ 3.1Ghz 6mb cache (quad core) RAM: 4gb 1333mhz DDR3 Hard Drive: 2x 500gb Graphics: Onboard PSU: 400W Novatech iFlame Pro from Novatech £479.99 CPU: Core i5 2300 @ 2.8Ghz 6mb cache (quad core) RAM: 4gb 1333mhz DDR3 Hard Drive: 500gb...

Lol :D Whilst I remember, just wanted to say that integrated graphics will be fine and you might wanna look at replacing the PSU should you want to upgrade the PC. :p:p:p

Onboard graphics are suitable for most people unless they are looking to play games and the majority of onboard solutions play HD content etc no problem. As with any PC on a budget, if you want a higher spec in one area, you have to take from another.

Hows about... http://www.ebuyer.com/product/252544

Its quite something what you can get for your money these days.