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Well, what it says above. I know about the website: http://www.android.com/market/ but that only has the top x apps and doesn't show the prices. I don't have an android device so I want to access it from the web.

I just finished playing the Elder Scrolls IV and it was easily the best game I have ever played. I really would like to play a similar game: freeform fantasy RPG style, etc, but don't know what to play. I hate RPG games that are not in a fantasy setting. Does anybody have any suggestions other than the previous games in the series? Thank you.

Other than steam- is there anywhere else? I want to download command and conquer generals deluxe. I don't want to use a torrent

I'm really bad at solving these. If you could show me how I would be indebted to you forever:

dM/dt=0.75(70+20sint-M(t))

I would really appreaciate any help that you could give me. Thanks!

It has to be done with trigonometric substitution. I know the answer using another method, but not the steps to get there with trigonometric substitution.

integral of x/(x^2+10x+16)

Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you!

I would prefer the ability to play against other people as well as just the computer.

I'm not a great chess player and prefer to have real annotation from people, rather than just strings of moves. Oh, and is it possible to play online games with Fritz? Thanks!

Thanks!

Yeah, just want to make sure. I got an HP hdx 18t premium and I want to upgrade the ram to 1333 mhz. I'm looking at this model:

ACP-EP Memory

8GB Kit 2X4GB DDR3 1333MHZ CL9 204PIN SODIMM Industry Standard

Manufacturer Part# AA1333D3S9K2/8G

* Product Type: RAM Module

* Memory Size: 8GB

* Form Factor: 204-pin SoDIMM

* Memory Speed: 1333MHz

* Number of Modules: 2 x 4GB

Any opinion?

Please provide a link. Personal experience would be useful. Thank you!

Yeah. What the question says. Anything bigger than 500 gb?

I just got a new and very powerful computer and am looking for a new RPG to love. I loved neverwitner nights and am looking for something similar. I *hate* online games and MMORPGs. Any suggestions?

Yeah. Sata. Fast. Thanks!

I'm buying a new laptop and am trying to figure out whether to get a quad core or dual core processor. This is going to be a desktop replacement machine, meant for highest performance possible. My largest resource-intensive operation is probably going to be that I am emulating windows Vista/7 within my other operating system (Ubuntu Linux). So far, it seems like most everybody thinks the dual core is adequate but I just wanted to get the general opinion of the community. Thank you!

Yeah. What the question says. Reasonable meaning still useful. I don't mind a little bit of highlighting or the like. I don't want to rent.

I'm in the market and am looking for something that everybody likes. Doesn't have to be for gaming or have any special features- just a mouse

I'd really appreciate any help you can give. Here are my minimum specs:

I'm looking for something with a 2.5 ghz processor (dual)

4 gigs ddr3 ram

lightscribe blu ray rom

fingerprint reader

wireless a/b/g/n

solid state hard drive (at least 64 gigs)

I'm willing to go up to $2500.

That is, is the SATA connection the same no matter the size of the hard drive, or how universal are they? And is a hard drive size measured in length, width, the hypotenuse, or what?

Given equal amounts of video ram, can I play the same games with an ATI as an nvidia card?

I'm buying a new laptop for school next year and am having a really hard time deciding what to get. I've been using a decrepit hp dv6000 since 2006, so I definitely need to upgrade my hardware.

Here's what I want:

I've decided on a budget of $2300. I'm studying to be a computer science major, so I expect that the specs should be pretty high. I want minimum 4gb ram, 256 mb video card, preferably more there, and a 2.5 ghz processor. I'm not sure how much I'll be traveling with it untethered, but would prefer a 25 watt processor, though that's not necessary. I really want a solid state hard drive. I'd prefer a screen around 16" I will be running both windows and ubuntu linux on the computer but it does not need to come with windows as my school provides me with a copy.

So far, I've done quite a bit of research. I like the dell studio xps 16 but the cnet review is not that glowing for it, and I'm concerned that it only has 2 usb ports, which are next to each other. I love the dell studio 15/17 especially for the design studio feature, but they have a poor video card and no available solid state hard drive. I like the hp pavilion hdx 18t premium, but the screen is quite large and I expect it to have a very poor battery life (also, there is no option for a single solid state hard drive, but only that in combination with a 5400 rpm drive). I've looked at the studio76 options, but I'm concerned that it would be too expensive to replace battery/power cable as there won't be generics and the solid state drives that they offer are so small. Any other suggestions?