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  1. Comment - Office for Mac set to ship next month

    (Dec 12, 2007 - 12:29 PM)

    more to the point...who wants office on a Mac? that would imply "work" and lets be serious here...Mac users can't be bothered to put their lattes down and hoodies back, long enough to do something like "work".

  2. Comment - Office for Mac set to ship next month

    (Dec 12, 2007 - 12:28 PM)

    open office works gloriously on a Mac. why bother?

  3. Comment - Nokia tries again with N810 Internet tablet, now available

    (Nov 23, 2007 - 2:36 PM)

    You know, this looks cool but I wouldn't hedge the bets that 3rd party developers are going to bail out Nokia.

    Until someone makes an unlocked, hidden DRM control free, sub $400 tablet/phone, I don't see anything like this unit taking off. Oh, and Opera sucks rhino nuts, fanboy.

  4. Comment - Is Sony finally getting its PlayStation 3 act together?

    (Nov 23, 2007 - 2:26 PM)

    MinbuteMaid, wait - you think our economy is crap and no longer the "biggest" in the world?

    Okay, presidential politics aside - the US economy is still THE economic superpower of the world. The closest GDP candidate is still Japan, however we index (via the World Bank, look it up) FOUR TIMES as much GDP.

    The dollar is near worthless? You obviously don't understand foreign exchange. The dollar flexes and contracts according to the desires of the banking industry. When the dollar is "weak" it's because exporters want a boost and the administration wants to create jobs. When it bounces back, the analysts complain about the trade deficits and the cost of the American wage.

    Dude, you need to seriously reconsider dropping your uneducated opinion around like that. People are arguing with you here because you constantly spew BS on this forum.

    The PS3 "better" in Europe and Japan, but they don't spend nearly as much on gaming entertainment as we do. This means our market defines the gaming industry. We set the pace.

    I still think the PS3's long-term feasibility is slim thanks to major miscues with gamers; namely backwards compatibility issues and developer struggles.