[citation][nom]pito[/nom]I'll give you a thumb up for being funny, and no, it doesn't protect me against rockets although one time we were getting attacked and I raised the Laptop over my head and when they saw the alien head they got scared and took of running.....Actually I don’t own an Alienware, I have an old gamming laptop that has kept me happy for a long time. Time for an upgrade. Also we have being in war(conflict) for 6 years now, so we have AC on the office and the rooms. Except when they go out (all the time by the way) then indoors could rise to over 105 F then I don't use the computer until it gets fix. And there is a lot more action on CoD4 than on "Office Simulator" except on the part that "Steve" walk in on the morning carrying coffee and doughnuts that’s pretty exiting I'll guess.Expensive gamming laptops are great for who has some extra cash and travel. But a Desktop will always be a better choice considering budget and upgradeability.[/citation]
I'll give you a +1 cos I can't give you a +999999. People can argue the political rights and wrongs of the war in Iraq for the next thousand years but the guys who actually do the fighting, you have balls of steel and deserve to be called heroes. You guys fight so that we don't have to and we can enjoy the freedoms we take for granted. I'm English not American and I have friends over in Iraq and Afghanistan, when they meet local kids they don't hand out gum or chocolate they hand out paper and pencils and 2nd hand books.
For ordinary users this Alienware laptop is way too expensive to be practical, but for the guys putting their lives on the line out in the sand, I think the Government should pony one up to every soldier as part of your basic kit.