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No hables de chistes porq tu tb de gustos andas fino, pondremos como primer chiste lo de tu A4 con slicks y dejaremos como caso pérdido lo de tu fanatismo.

Por mucho lado oscuro q me domine, los avants más bonitos son los de Audi y encima con el paquete S-Line o S´s o RS´s

inutilizables en la vida real Pero vamos a ver por lo q te vale ese Boxster por poco más tienes un M3, bastante más utilizable para uso diario, con espacio de sobra y con bastante deportividad.. juas juas juas juas juas que me meoooooooooooooooooooooooo un M3??? y que haces con un TT??? por lo que te costó seguro que tenias un S3 mucho mas utilizable en le día a día. Jode, lo que hay que oir. :blink: Boxster vs M3... si ya el cayman casi se come al 911, imaginate contra el M3 cuanto es el 0-100 tio? A ver el listillo de turno con en el TT por espacio me basta y me sobra no necesito más espacio del q tiene, si necesitara más obviamente tendría otro coche y ademas por el precio q me costó cuando lo compré no encontrabas un S3, de todos modos no sé porq tengo q darte explicaciones.. Toma 0-100 , TIEMPOS NURBURGRING 7:50 --- BMW E46 M3 CSL (08/2003) 7:54 --- Porsche GT3 (996) (2003) 7:58 --- New RS4 , 420 PS (2005) 7:59 --- Porsche 911 Carrera S (997) (Performance Chassis) (Walter Rohrl - WHEELS June 2004) 8:22 --- BMW E46 M3 (12/2000) 8:25 --- Audi RS4 375 HP 8:33 --- Porsche Boxster S La panacea de Xingular 8:35 --- BMW M3 Coupe, 321 PS Hay q contar q estos tiempos estan hechos por pilotos profesionales q no entran en un trasera santigüandose porq no llevan Quattro y tb que seguro q en otro circuito más pequeño con carreteras más reviradas q las de Nurburgring las diferencias en muchos casos se acortarian pero Nurburgring no es un circuito q se pueda decir facilito para hacer buenos tiempos.. Xingular ahora vas y me dices q los tiempos estan sacados de una página de BMW Lex no hacía falta q mirara los tiempos porq ya los sabía de antes Canim, no voy a entrar en discursiones ya que para gustos hay colores pero los tiempos que has puesto son los de un 986. Estos son los de la panacea de Xingu (y mía ): 7:59 --- Porsche 911 Carrera S (997) (Performance Chassis) (Walter Rohrl) 8:02 --- Porsche 911 Carrera S (997) (Sport PASM setting) (Walter Rohrl) 8:05 --- Porsche 911 Carrera S (997) (Normal PASM setting)(Walter Rohrl) 8:11 --- Porsche Cayman S (Walter Rohrl) 8:11 --- Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX 8:15 --- Porsche 911 Carrera 2 (997) (Walter Rohrl) 8:18 --- Porsche Boxster S 987, 280 PS 8:22 --- BMW E46 M3 Un saludo, Carlos Bueno hay q contar q el Boxster es nuevo y aunq el M3 tengo 63 caballos más el concepto del Boxster es distinto, de todos modos ya puse q si a un M3 se le aligera dejandolo en CSL hace un tiempo de 07:50 Aún ASí tanto porsche y el EVO IX hace el mismo tiempo y estoy seguro de q en un circuito más virado hace mejores tiempo q el de Stutgart Gracias por los nuevos tiempos ASí actualizo mi lista

puff... si es que a mi ese aleron me parece de mal gusto. mucho mejor el nuevo Pues a mi me encanta y todo el coche entero

Rescato este post de las profundidades del Off Topic El corte al q me refería dura 9 minutos y se llama - Journey to the Line - aunq tb en - Silence - se mezcla con maestria.

Viaje a Viena y Alpes Austriacos

En q estaría yo pensando QGN es Reus Punta Cana es PUJ

Vaya salidos :cry2: me voy pa cama

Una demo del Metal Gear Solid 4 a tiempo real para q se vea el motor del juego, con subtitulos en inglés http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5...549657011&q=ps3

Reason #10: No Killer App at Launch 360's launch lineup is admirable; there are 18 games and five first-person shooters. It can even be argued that the 360's overall average quality of titles is greater than that of any previous system. And yet not a single game is a Killer App? Where's the Halo? Where's the Mario? Where's the Soulcalibur? Where's the frickin' unbridled interest? It's true, though. PS2 launched with a sorry lot of games and PSOne featured a similarly disgraceful lineup, but with the advent of PS3, Microsoft may have wished it more heavily emphasized one game its new console could forever be known for. This is because PS3 has the Metal Gear potential, Warhawk, Tekken, I-8, Gran Turismo, Killzone, and a dozen other high profile games that may hit on day one that will put a smiling face to the splendid PlayStation name. And when you can associate Dante with PS3, will anything else matter? Imagine Heavenly sword in 1080p. Aww yeah! Reason #9: Dual-Screen and 1080p Support 1080p! Sweet Marie! Even if most televisions don't support it, why limit yourself to interlaced images when you can experience the glory of 1080 progressive? Support is for the weak! PS3 is forward-looking, if anything. This means when you invest in the ultimate display technology however many years down the road, PS3 will make good on your purchase by outputting the absolute best image available on the market. And according to boastful Sony reps, we'll see games running at 120fps, too (but take that with a grain of salt). The Dual-Screen support also adds some interesting 3D potential. Layering images is a great way to fake depth. But if Killzone in full 3D isn't your cup of tea, maybe panoramic F1 racing will be? The option is certainly there. If the next Ace Combat doesn't feature dual screen-in cockpit support, we know it at least could have if it wanted to. Reason #8: Hefty Expandability / Connectivity Options Have expansion, will travel. The best way to maximize a console's lifespan is by lining it with a thousand ports and interfaces of every type. In this way PS3 has expandability written all over it. Compact Flash, SD Card, Memory Stick, Blue Tooth, USB 2.0... If Sony ever wants to add-on, it need not limit itself to one standard. And if you ever want to jam something into your PS3, chances are you'll be able to, assuming it's not toast. Moreover, PS3 will also be intimately familiar with the PSP, meaning cross-platform associations will be all over the place. Expect PS3 games to take full advantage of the little PlayStation Portable by offering unlockable content and new multiplayer possibilities. What if a PSP player could control Otacon's droid in the next MGS? Whoops! Reason #7: You Can Still Pre-Order It seems to happen during every system launch, but nobody ever learns their lesson. In the rush to be the first on the block to own a brand new console, mobs of people invade their local retailers while forming lines larger than what you'd see during Fourth of July weekend at Disneyland. It gets even worse once you're inside the store -- as people hurry to the videogame section eager to snatch up whatever overpriced bundle pack they can, so that the managers who decided to throw the promotion together can milk every last penny out of your paper route. This can be avoided, however, if you just plunk down fifty or so bucks a few months ahead of time. All you have to do in this scenario is walk right into your retailer of choice, pay of the remainder of the balance and go home with a smile on your face. With a release date of just under a year away, the PS3 still lets you do this. The Xbox 360, on the other hand, does not. You can play with seven of those boomerangs. SEVEN! Reason #6: Seven-Player Wireless Support While being able to play with six of your buddies offline in addition to playing with a single system will only be appealing for a small number of genres, it can be especially important for sports games in particular. Being able to populate an NBA or NHL team entirely with human players is something that isn't possible on any system outside of the PlayStation line, and the PS3 will keep with this trend. If you've ever played through a season of your favorite sports game with each of your buddies taking control of a single player for the season, you know how rewarding and fun this sort of setup can be. Again, it's only possible on a Sony system, and in the next-generation the only place to find multiplayer support of this kind will be on the PlayStation 3. Reason #5: The HD IP Camera The EyeToy is one of the all-time most successful peripherals released for a console for a number of reasons -- the biggest being that it works phenomenally well in its simplicity. The PlayStation 3 will see the release of the HD IP camera, which we'll assume will be called the EyeToy 2, or at least something that sounds a little more consumer-friendly. The camera features a native HD resolution, allowing you to transmit crystal-clear images to the PS3 for online play and more. And with the increased resolution and the PS3's processing power, the camera will allow for even more advanced, yet natural, input with the system. Take that, Microsoft and Nintendo! Plus, being that it's IP-based, the camera's functionality ties directly into Internet use, allowing you to transmit feeds over the Intarweb with ease. Reason #4: Almost Total Backwards Compatibility 360 will let you play Halo and whatever other games Microsoft chooses to eventually support, but Sony has the PSOne and PS2 library covered, save for a few minor exceptions. Imagine booting up Tobal No. 1 just because you feel like it or taking on Shattered Soldier because you haven't gotten your ass kicked enough lately. That's what PS3 can do for you. The coolest part is that PS3 may also be able to enhance the older games. Much in the same way PS2 improved PSOne games with better texture filters and enhanced load times, we expect PS3 games to add even better texture filtering, quicker loads, full scene anti-aliasing graphics and goodness knows what else... hopefully, we're right. MGS3 and Tekken are but a few of the Japanese-made PS3 titles. Reason #3: Stronger Japanese Developer Support One of the PlayStation 2's most powerful allies in the current-gen console wars was its strong relationship with fan favorite Japanese developers. Square Enix, Konami, Capcom, Bandai, Atlus, Nippon Ichi, and Namco (among others) each offered unique content for Sony's system that you weren't going to find anywhere else. Tekken, Final Fantasy, Ace Combat, Devil May Cry, and a host of other games are just a few examples of this successful relationship... and none of them ever came out for the Xbox. More importantly, though, the companies above supported the PS2 more heavily than they did other systems as a general rule -- and when you consider that all of the above names have already signed on for one or more projects in the first year of PlayStation 3 alone, that support is obviously going to continue. In fact, nearly 100 games were already announced by Japanese studios at or around this year's Tokyo Game Show -- which exponentially more than the confirmed Japanese titles available for the 360. And let us not forget that Sony's own internal Japanese studio isn't too bad its own self. Reason #2: Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots Remember when we said that the Xbox 360 doesn't have a killer app yet? Well the PlayStation 3's Metal Gear Solid 4 is definitely a killer app. Game creator Hideo Kojima has shown time and time again that he knows how to craft an excellent videogame, and after witnessing the impressive real-time demonstration of Guns of the Patriots (and its accompanying trailer) at TGS this past September, we're already convinced that the PS3 will be capable of some amazing things. A great pedigree plus great technology? Sounds good to us! Reason #1: The Blu-ray Player Sony and Company's next-generation disc format has yet to see the light of day in its final form, but the pure technology behind the format is immensely promising from both a gaming and general entertainment standpoint. We're talking 50GB+ of storage space here, more than 5x the space than the 360's DVD format can muster. More storage space means more room for content that helps widen the possibilities of the PS3's power. Who needs a next-gen system if you run out of content space on your media (and keep in mind, Microsoft has no plans to incorporate HD-DVD or anything like it)? Blu-ray's transfer rate is also quite quick, and though the PS3's actual drive speed hasn't yet been announced, speedy load times should be on the horizon. And with all of the studio support that the Blu-ray Disc Association has garnered, it's sure to be one hell of a next-gen home video format. In short, the PlayStation 3 will have the most advanced storage medium of any game system on the planet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So there you have it. Ten reasons that Sony fans can use to help support their decision to wait for the PlayStation 3 instead of picking up an Xbox 360. Will it be the right decision or the wrong one? Only time will tell.

Parlo italiani...tutto benne bambino... No será molto benne ? Yo tb sé italiano.. El capuccino de Nescafé

Muy chulo el post

Xingu hay q follar más q para lo poco q escribes ahora parece q estas algo quemao en tus respuestas. es que eres mi ginecólogo? escribo poco por que he nacido para hacerte feliz cari, asi podras ponerte en el primer puesto por número de posts, y tu transformación será completa. Como celula o alguna frikada de esas tuyas xD No soy ginecólogo pero es de cajón q si follas más ves las cosas de otra manera, quizás si lo hicieras hasta te gustaría el M3 Y a lo de la transformación esa q dices.... yo no sé quien es más friki

Felicidades a todos!!

:clap1: el salidorro :blink:

Lo malo esq como haga buena Navacerrado un sábado puede estar hasta la bandera

Xingu hay q follar más q para lo poco q escribes ahora parece q estas algo quemao en tus respuestas.

Pues a mí me parecen una m**** ambas y no sólo porq no me guste el tuning esq el argumento es ridiculo y la acción no me convence con la primera ya tuve suficiente Furious.. Y prefiero un RS6, RS4, M3 ,AMG´s antes q esas calabazas q salen....por lo menos podian haber puesto un Viper

Eso eso más camareras

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A este coche cualquier alerón le queda ridiculo estéticamente, pero esq el novamás es ya lo de las puertas <_<

<_<

El de la hostia parece un actor de los de teletienda...y menudas 2 morbosas las presentadoras, más q los de Antena 3