A couple weeks ago, I ran across a simular product by Symantec. We are currently running it in our office, and it works great. Firewall works good, was easy to configure. It is also capable of VPN tunnels.
The 100 model runs for $365.84 but could probly find it cheaper than that.
I can understand why they would be able to stop projects like mod chips (Enigmah-X), but how can they stop projects like MAME, and mod chips that increase performance, or lets us play PS2 games on the XBox?
They are going to far to control the consumer. MAME should have all the right to develop their software to run on the XBox.
Can someone post the legal rights why they couldn't continue the project?
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A couple weeks ago, I ran across a simular product by Symantec. We are currently running it in our office, and it works great. Firewall works good, was easy to configure. It is also capable of VPN tunnels.
The 100 model runs for $365.84 but could probly find it cheaper than that.
I can understand why they would be able to stop projects like mod chips (Enigmah-X), but how can they stop projects like MAME, and mod chips that increase performance, or lets us play PS2 games on the XBox? They are going to far to control the consumer. MAME should have all the right to develop their software to run on the XBox. Can someone post the legal rights why they couldn't continue the project?