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@Alfred

exactly, opening a new blank tab in ie8 is way slower than opening chrom + loading a new page. I think they should work on opening a new tab quickly first before adding stuffs to speed up rendering.
@Epsilon-Not Or even a full OS inside the chrome browser. Like current windows auto start chrome browser in full screen is your chrome OS.
If it is $50 for the device, a typical way to sell is $70 w/ the game and people don't mind paying for the add-on.
I really hope Google would jump out of the usual OS. I hate one fact that upgrading motherboards mean I 'll have to reinstall OS, and all my personal settings, applications, scheduled service are all gone. I really hope that individual personal items can be abstracted out like virtual machine that only contains personal data, apps and settings. So I can upgrade from one OS to another OS, from one platform to another platform w/out hassle. Google, please do something different other than the old way.
You are right, I am using t-mobile prepaid on my iPhone, navigon and tomtom type of gps are the only ones I am using
Not true, your ps3 can't play mkv, rmvb, etc
I also was wondering about the remote that comes with the machine, can it wake it up from standby? shutdown? hibernate mode?
How much does this model cost? I saw the base model from newegg which is $350, but this one has a BR drive, which I can't find where I would be able to buy.
asrock is better since it's 349 and it has a dvd drive and spdif out.
but then why wait when you can already do it for $50 more using AspireRevo? with full 1080p playback. When they are capable of 480p, the most they can crank out of that thing is 720p
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I am trying to configure out a really dumbed down and intuitive PC for my grandmother. She recently had a stroke and while she is under my care I would like to repurpose a laptop for her to surf and email her children. Anyone have any experience with what input devices and UI's are really understandable for the over 80 crowd?"
 

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