Loading ...Wired Internet & Games C@fe Ltd in Preston, Lancashire is an internet and games café offering people the chance to browse the net, email online shopping what ever with no restrictions or limitations, also play games. Missing home, family or loved ones chat face to face with your distant friends and family by webcam or voice using programs such as MSN messenger, Yahoo, skype. As for the game’s you can play on your own, compete against each other on system link within the shop or take on the world on the net. We also have competitions, tournaments on a weekly basis, check out the tournaments page for info. Wired is all wired up with a super fast broadband connection so no waiting around for pages to load up or files to download i.e. music for your MP3 player, files can also be burned to CD/DVD.
One of the many great aspect’s of gaming at Wired is playing games with your friend’s or making new friend’s also putting faces to gamer tags.
Wired consists of 8 PC’s with internet access which are installed with the latest software and plugins also Microsoft office, 8 Xbox 360 Elite’s, Nintendo Wii on big projector screen and PlayStation 1, 2 and 3. There are a variety of games available to play and also purchase, including all new releases. We have new games delivered weekly, which customers are able to try before they buy. Other services are available such as PC repair, health check’s, upgrade, scan, copy, print and many more.
We look forward to seeing you there.
A good article that walks you through all the different options available to define our colours.
The world of standards-based web design and development has been undergoing something of a shake-up these past few days...
While IE8 is still in development, the IEBlog reports that the browser now correctly renders the Acid2 smiley face.
A suite of web-design and development assistive tools which can be utilised on any web-page.
Simple ways in which you can use CSS to improve the usability and accessibility of your site.
Learn about what we can expect from the emerging markup specification, whose goals include more flexibility and greater interoperability.
A way to better size type and controll its line-height.
A modified CSS snippet to automagically replace PNG images with their AlphaImageLoader equivalent in IE6.
A reference page with all the important class names that you can print out and keep on your desk.
Web-based implementation of seam carving for content-aware image resizing. Allows you to upload and resize your own images.
Eric Meyer presents a set of CSS rules to apply during development which call attention to markup problems.
