another easy way is to go to Start-> Run -> then type dxdiag ... It's DirectX Diagnostic, it's installed on all windows boxes with DX by default, and gathers useful system info, such as amount of RAM, operating system/build, CPU, GPU, etc.
I like the iTouch, but am hardly an apple fanboi.. I like this due to the expandability via microSD, a feature lacking on both the iPhone and the iTouch. Also, despite being an apple fan, I fail to see how it's an iPhone/iTouch ripoff, other than the fact that it's a big touchscreen. None of the same design cues are there, the proportions are different, the color scheme is different, even the hard button layout (or lack thereof) is different. Of course, this is all based off of the 2 pictures provided, since I'm at work and can't see the other website.
Haven't seen it, because I live under a rock. Oh well, still got an entry in. Maybe I can watch it in HD on my new 360.
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