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You got some bunk information.  Media center 2005 is released to anyone who wants it.  Search Newegg.com for it and you can buy a copy directly from them.

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Do they still require a hardware purchase for it? Or is that merely a "suggestion"?

Do they still require a hardware purchase for it?  Or is that merely a "suggestion"?

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Yes, but I would reccomend just purchasing the Remote. I believe that counts as a hardware purchase.

still required, but not for long

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Where did you get this information from?

Yes, but I would reccomend just purchasing the Remote.  I believe that counts as a hardware purchase.

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nope, MCE is sold to the general public only with full PCs from big OEMs

the Action Pack is reserved to some type of professional customers if I remember well

from MS's site : The Microsoft Action Pack Subscription is restricted to resellers, consultants, value-added resellers, value-added providers, system integrators, developers, system builders, hosts, service providers, and IT professionals who sell Microsoft products or provide solutions based on Microsoft products and technologies to third-party customers .

Where did you get this information from?

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Beta tester privileges and various reports

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nope, MCE is sold to the general public only with full PCs from big OEMs

the Action Pack is reserved to some type of professional customers if I remember well

from MS's site : The Microsoft Action Pack Subscription is  restricted to resellers, consultants, value-added resellers, value-added providers, system integrators, developers, system builders, hosts, service providers, and IT professionals  who sell Microsoft products or provide solutions based on Microsoft products and technologies to third-party customers .

Beta tester privileges and various reports

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I don't know what "Beta tester privileges and various reports" your talking about but you can now purchase the new version of MCE (2005) from a retailer as a OEM copy.

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc....-102-311&depa=0

With MCE 2004 you could only receive it for general use through a large OEM, but not with MCE 2005.

nope, MCE is sold to the general public only with full PCs from big OEMs

the Action Pack is reserved to some type of professional customers if I remember well

from MS's site : The Microsoft Action Pack Subscription is  restricted to resellers, consultants, value-added resellers, value-added providers, system integrators, developers, system builders, hosts, service providers, and IT professionals  who sell Microsoft products or provide solutions based on Microsoft products and technologies to third-party customers .

Beta tester privileges and various reports

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http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc....-102-311&depa=0

Technically, if you're building a new system you're a small "OEM"... ;)

bought them at a small specialized retailer in the south of france (yup)

the desks brand is Ofitres (www.ofitres.com), spanish stuff, I'm not sure you'll find that easily in UK

these are pretty sturdy desks, 3cm thick wood panels, they can resist to heavy weights and shocks and the sides are reinforced, 7 year warranty for the whole thing

here are some more....

something yummeh about to be eaten:

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and something else yummeh about to be eaten... this was on christmas day after dinner in fact :D

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oh ye, @ truste1, i bought it from ikea for the prices listed there... ikea make some really solid stuff in fact, despite all the people here bashing it! :rofl:

wow that new lian li is SICK.

what is the model#? edit: is it PC-V1200B? found in the siggy :)

btw: he was...

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Everythings upside down.. i dont like that :blink:

roll wit yo hood, get stomped in da club...

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o snap! :|

and... my sole love in life, my ms ie 3.0 & my steelpad 4d. damn... need new skatez now :(

my kit:

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my pad & mouse at a nicer angle:

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and the obligatory case shot:

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... thats about it... unless u wanna see my beautiful face (NOT) :cool:

oh ye, and tekmaven... u aint the only one making snackwiches :rofl: <3 teh_snackwich!

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