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my prediction:

hype everyone up then don't release anything iPhone related. save it for it's own conference (2.0 anyone?)
poematik, thanks for pointing that out. *no homo hug*

I saw a comment in there that said something like "they're both quad core, not much difference"
last time I checked the i7 was the first processor with 8 total (physical and logical) cores. which means the AMD phenom II x4 wowthisisalongprocessorname black edition only has 4. and I iirc, amd piI x4's lost to intels core 2 quads. my core2 quad lost to an i7.
do the math, trolling dude

if amd didn't own ati (not going into why I prefer nvidia), amd would be dead.
1. Legalize Weed
2. Tax the **** out of it
3. ?????
4. Profit.

I want Fallout so bad!
Yeah buddy, as a Mac and PC user,

Since I BUILT my pc, I know that Apple computers, namely laptops are severely overpriced. There is no way in HELL you are comparing the design of Alienware computers and Apples. Its like comparing Apples to oranges (no pun intended). Mac's are simplistic, minimalistic, while Alienwares are futuristic, out there. Both are beautiful in their own ways, but you need to open up your mind and see that there are other computers worth being called beautiful.

As far as the whole operating system thing that you were saying, OS X is a decent operating system. XP was amazing performance wise, Vista is beautiful, but chunky. They all have their own unique perks. for instance, Macs are for visual purposes. I know I'll offend every mac fanboy when I say this, but thats all they're good for. A PC will outperform a Mac dollar for dollar any day.

Proof?
Lets do high performance...
Baseline Mac Pro:
2.66 GHz Xeon Processor
3 GB RAM
640 GB HDD
18x Superdrive
nVidia GT 120 512MB
Price: $2,499

Custom Built:
2.66 GHz Q6700 (Overclocked to 3.5)
4GB DDR3 RAM
1.5 TB HDD
Blu Ray Player
Dual Layer DVD Burner (20x I Think)
(2) XFX GTX 260 896MB
Price: $2,100

****************************************POINT TO MY RANT*************************************
As a mac and PC user, I've concluded that:
Macs are nice to look at, but PC's are more practical. If apple had better pricing they'd sell so much more.
So do me a favor, start up your brain and (Command + Q) your attitude.
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I'm already visualizing this in my room...
Def. want this.

I wonder if I could get it to run OS x86?
Will it blend?

Wow... that was probably the fastest that I've ever seen a release, then tear down. Great job staying on top of it for us who stayed home sick today :D
There's too many mp3 players out there... Lets just cut it down to the top 3

+ZERO+
What in the world is an OLPC?

Forgive me if im totally clueless...

+ZERO+
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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