Recent content by mrfisthand

pauldhI'm glad to hear that enthusiasm. Hopefully you'll appreciate the story Chris mentioned on page one of these comments. Not as much as I'm looking forward to your exposé on the Earth being round.

pauldhThe SBM is not a CPU review, nor can we swap components for direct comparisons. We get one shot to pick the best for the buck. I didn't say an AMD processor couldn't be used, I said it wouldn't touch this system at this price. So yes, I chose the E5200 at my assigned budget as anything...

I imagine this is thanks to ignorant people complaining, this will probably increase the price as well

What a tremendous loss, they went baknkrupt for a reason, the pick up type location is a good idea though, they could also be used as an outlet type store for overstock and clearance

Protip Microsoft: I'm going to put your OS on whatever I want to, from my netbook to my toaster, and if you don't like it, I'll grab it off a torrent.

Fire your proofreaders.

They still can't legally enforce it without a probable cause that would revolve around radio transmissions, I doubt most people are running pirate radio stations off their baby monitors, and if they do try to unjustly enforce it, I imagine the victim could take it to the Supreme Court and have...

B- Check your spelling.

More than meets the eye, that's for sure

TindytimSo the only issues are the limited number of writes, and capacity?Capacity of SSDs have been increasing pretty quickly, so I don't see how that will be a concern for long. Not sure about limited writes, but I'm sure that's being worked on. I'm not concerned about capacity, that's rising...

People who want an all in one solution should go with a normal laptop instead, that wasn't the concept behind netbooks.

paranoidmageWhy would you sell such a big box if all it includes is a serial? How many people even buy boxed software anymore? Why is it always in such a large box when it's just a DVD and a manual? Because computers hate the earth! Haven't you seen Terminator? PS - This article title is...

It's fine, IF it's cheap and doesn't take up much space. Anyone who's dealt with XP on a SSD netbook knows what I mean here.

Asus is my hero, they've managed to both usher in a new trend in computing and then completely butcher it.

Like it or not ACA, you're going to lose cable customers to internet services like Hulu. While you're all together, you should be discussing a better business model where people aren't charged for 200 channels when they only use 5, your lousy analogy could be used just as well for that model...