rc> -----Original Message-----
rc> From: NelMan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
rc> Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 11:45 AM
rc> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
rc> Subject: RE: [plug] OT: internet cafe
rc>
rc>
rc> Counter-strike, diablo ii, etc. It doesn't quite matter,
rc> they are the
rc> popular ones today. Virtually every i-cafe has them in their
rc> machines. You might also want to consider "Unreal Tournament."
rc>
rc> But what would really make the difference is your hardware.
rc> Be sure that
rc> everything -- from your machines to your connections
rc> (netcards, cables,
rc> hubs, etc) -- would kick some butt.
RE network devices, definitely, I won't use a hub, I'll use a 10/100 switch.
rc> We set up an i-cafe a few months back ourselves, with serious
rc> hardware. It's the key. Hardware choice (read: ASUS
rc> specs) is definitely
rc> critical. And after a few days, the shop has been on 24 X 7.
rc>
rc> Another tip: Noticeable pixels are definite no-nos.
Since my friend will setup an i-cafe somewhere in Batangas, sinong ISP ang
magandang piliin? Of course, yung meron POPs doon, para mas mura-mura ang
billing.
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