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I have a cheap DVB-T stick currently made by PEAK. It is a freeview tuner which means it picks up all free to air digital channels with an outdoor aerial. It works well, have had no problems so far. Once my area can get Freeview HD i’ll upgrade it and these will be a lot cheaper than buying a PVR

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pleace use google maps to see the points that I am writing down.

secondary station (campo di marte firenze)

hostel (via scipione ammirato firenze)

center of florence (piazza sant’ ambrogio firenze).

pleace find this points on the maps, to give me your opinion on distances on idea and Services
3 ore fa – 4 giorni rimanenti per rispondere.
Dettagli aggiuntivi
Furthermore, we also do the booking free trips and visits to museums of florence. and we give you the map for free
the price is about 20 euro

I would check if there was one associated with IYHA first (HI hostels as you know what to expect). Other than than, the price of the bed and the location would be the most important.

I would probably look for the cheapest bed, out of available locations. If there was not much in it, I would go for the best location. If there was a reasonable difference in price (more than 20% say), then the secondary location and cheaper price would be preferred. (I would prefer quiet location for sleeping, and so 2-3 miles from the town centre would be acceptable walking distance)

As for breakfast, I prefer to source and cook my own food at all times. However, if the price for breakfast added little to the bed price it would not be something which swayed me one way or the other.

Some exceptions to this are when hostels are in ski-resorts. I have experienced some hostels in ski resorts which can only be booked with breakfast and a main evening meal. The price was still very very good for a ski-resort, and the food was very acceptable for the price. However, again I would tend to use HI affiliated hostels in ski resorts.

It really depends on who your clientele are. 900 metres from the train station might mean you are always busy. However, it is not likely to be somewhere I would want to stay. I prefer a good night sleep!

I would make the bed itself as cheap as possible, and then if people wanted to buy breakfast make it an option. 20 Euros a night sounds like you might need to try some special offers to fill rooms. 10 Euros a night and you would be full!

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PC 1:

PC Case: Ice Box Silver – Included
Case Fan: 2 x 120mm Quiet Fans
Power Supply: Quiet Xilence 600W Dual PCI-E
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300 2.50GHz, 4MB Cache
Heatsink & CPU Fan: Quiet Arctic Cooler Freezer 7 Pro With 92mm Fan
Motherboard: Asrock G31M-S – Included
Memory: 4GB (4 x 1GB) Crucial PC6400 800MHz DDR2 – Included
PCI-E Graphics: nVidia 9600+ 1GB – Included
Sound Card: Integrated 5.1 Channel Audio – Included
Primary Hard Drive: 500GB SATA II
Secondary Hard Drive: Not Included
Hard Drive Noise Dampener: Noise Dampener For Primary HDD
External Hard Drive: Not Included
USB Flash Drive: Not Included
Main Optical Drive: 24x Dual Layer DVD +/- Rewriter – Included
Secondary Optical Drive: Not Included
Floppy Drive: Not Included
Memory Card Reader: Not Included
Dial-Up Modem: Not Included
Network Adapter: Integrated 10/100/1000Mbps – Included
Bluetooth: Not Included
TV Tuner: Not Included
Front USB Ports: 2 Front USB Ports – Included
Back USB Ports: 4 Back USB Ports – Included
Firewire: Not Included
TFT Monitor: 19" Digimate L-1935WD Widescreen VGA/DVI, 500:1, 5ms – Included
TFT Dead Pixel Check: Not Included
Monitor Cable: VGA To VGA – Included
Keyboard & Mouse Combo: Not Included
Wired Keyboard: Standard Multimedia Keyboard – Included
Mouse: Standard Wired Optical Mouse – Included
Headset: Not Included
Gaming Accessories: Not Included
Speakers: Not Included
Operating System: Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit Version) – Included
Windows 7 Upgrade: Not Included
Antivirus & Security Software: Not Included
Multimedia Software: Not Included
Office Software: Not Included
Warranty: 1 Year Return To Base (Parts & Labour) – Included

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PC 2:

PC Case: Gigabyte GZ-X4 Silver / Black – Included
Case Fan: 2 x 120mm Quiet Fans
Power Supply: Quiet Xilence 600W Dual PCI-E
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 Overclocked To 3.2GHz Per Core – Included
Heatsink & CPU Fan: Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro – Included
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-G31M-ES2L – Included
Memory: 4GB (2 X 2GB) Geil PC6400 800MHz DDR2 Ram – Included
PCI-E Graphics: ATI HD4850 1GB – Included
Sound Card: Integrated 5.1 Channel – Included
Primary Hard Drive: 500GB SATA II – Included
Secondary Hard Drive: Not Included
Hard Drive Noise Dampener: Not Included
External Hard Drive: Not Included
USB Flash Drive: Not Included
Main Optical Drive: 24x Dual Layer DVD +/- Rewriter – Included
Secondary Optical Drive: Not Included
Floppy Drive: Not Included
Memory Card Reader: Not Included
Dial-Up Modem: Not Included
Network Adapter: Integrated 10/100Mbps – Included
Bluetooth: Not Included
TV Tuner: Not Included
Front USB Ports: 2 Front USB Ports – Included
Back USB Ports: 4 Back USB Ports – Included
Firewire: Not Included
TFT Monitor: 19" Digimate L-1935WD Widescreen VGA/DVI, 500:1, 5ms
TFT Dead Pixel Check: Not Included
Monitor Cable: Not Included
Keyboard & Mouse Combo: Not Included
Wired Keyboard: Not Included
Mouse: Not Included
Headset: Not Included
Gaming Accessories: Not Included
Speakers: Not Included
Operating System: Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit Version) – Included
Windows 7 Upgrade: Not Included
Antivirus & Security Software: Bullguard Internet Security – 1 Yr Subscription & 3 Users License – Included
Multimedia Software: Not Included
Office Software: Not Included
Warranty: 2 Years Return To Base (1st yr. Parts & Labour, 2nd yr. Labour) – Included

I will be using dual Monitors.

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for gaming i would say pc2 because dual cores mostly are better for gaming than quad cores, also the video card is much better

Note: The only partial way around this is to route the output from your cable box into the tuner as a video input, if possible. This will allow you to capture the video if you want, but you would have to change channels with the cable box. This method is really only good for capturing video, and will not allow you to change channels with the computer (due to the above limitation).

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