Recent content by manjyomethunder

zelanniiI have a network here with 2,000+ IT staff, over 3,500 servers, several mainframes, and near a dozen other platforms. Thanks for allowing me to listen to "Now That's What I Call Bullshit vol. 12".

hakestermanYou PC fans are nieve. The Imac is far better than any PC on the market. It doesn't get Viruses or crash constantly like PC's do. Once you use them for accouple of weeks they actually are easier to use and make more sense than a PC. I was a PC fan for 15 years, but decided to...

I like how the post says "MacBook" rather than just "laptops" when they shot up a Dell notebook to.

"512MB Nvidia GeForce 9600M GT video card – things that you could also find in a PC notebook." Battery life favoring OS X is obvious, it switches to the integrated 9400M when usage is low, under Windows it's constantly stuck with the 9600M GT which consumes more power.

GoldenEye4everMaybe I read this wrong, but did they test Win7 running in Bootcamp?If so, this test is complete garbage.The only way to properly test it is to get 2 identical systems, install MacOS on one and Win7 on the other.Thus allowing for native access to the hardware.I'm not a MS fanboy...

We all know that iTunes on Windows is just as fast as on OS X, and is obviously not bogged down by Apple because A) they suck at making Windows apps and B) they want to make people think Windows sucks. That'd be ridiculous and an iTunes comparison is obviously fair. And I am the queen of...

Renegade_WarriorNot really, but I do suppose he could spend at least one work day signing as many as possible.You figure he could get at least between 2000 - 4000 signed in a single day. ... So you want him to SIT THERE FOR HOURS ON END SIGNING HIS NAME? And 4000 doesn't put a DENT in it.

Renegade_WarriorWell, at least it's not as bad as we first thought, but it's still really cheap that Ballmer couldn't be bothered to personally sign each one. Do you have ANY idea how many of these there are, and how long it'd take to sign each one? We'd have them by the time Windows 8 released.

r0x0rNorton is the reason why quad-core CPU's were invented.One core for Windows, three cores for Norton. +9000

geoffsI don't think there is anyone who would agree to that. There are many forms of payment besides currency. Trading products and/or services predates currency and is still fairly common.If your time isn't valuable, fine, mine is. BTW, if your time isn't valuable, I've got a minimum wage...

geoffsDoes it prompt you to upgrade to the paid version the every time you login (or the first time you login each day)? That's annoyance ware. It takes my time, therefore, it's not free. I think everyone here can agree on the fact that free refers to lack of costing actual currency, not your...

montezumaTalk about wasting two minutes of my life. That was one of the dumbest goddamn, pieces of shit "commercials" I have ever seen. I will laugh when Microsoft's "free" anti-virus program outperforms Symantec's shit program.Unlike that dogshit commercial tries to tell people, Microsoft's...

cabose369If Microsoft forces Manufacturers of computers to pay another $50 per Windows License all that is going to mean for consumers is that every computer is now going to go up in price at least $50.LAME!!! Learn to read the article, 5% is the cost of the actual license for the copy of...

"It's the Microsoft tax." I didn't realize that when I bought something, I was paying all tax and not like, a price. I had no idea that things didn't like, have value. How dare Microsoft charge for it's products.

x2wolfHm, two things: one, AMD used a 1.6 Ghz processor versus a 1.2 Ghz Intel (not exactly a fair comparison). Two, this says nothing about price, which is just as an important consideration as performance (not saying AMD can give those numbers, just saying that these numbers are not important...