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I got a photo now, think I should wait for a 6g, and get a shuffle or nano now, or buy a 5.5g? Decisions, decisions

You get more bang for your buck with the Apple's, and a LOT easier setup, you also have to realize that when you are setting up labs for schools, they may have hundreds to thousands of computers to set up and they don't want to spend days reaching behind computers matching up colors, thats what made the eMacs more popular and now, it was even easier. I wish Apple could lower the cost, because schools just don't always have the money, even though the money for computers comes out of capital outlay not the general fund, they still don't have a lot of money to spend on them. Our school had to deciede between HPs and Dell's and the HPs were cheaper so they bought them, the Apples would have been way out of the picture.

Anyone notice that the eMac is still in the education store?

It was made by Daktronics, at Least South Dakota can be proud of something, Daktronics is a very fine company, but, I am soon going to 1up them and make a 1752 inch display, I can fit that in my room just fine

This is crap, I wanna win!

ahhh Im sick :'(

Ah yes, day 22 of Engadget Mobile's 30 days of cellphone giveaways! Last week we gave away five days of sweet HTC QWERTY phones, and over the weekend we gave away a pair of Sidekick IIs. What's it gonna be today? Well, we were hoping that you might be a bit interested in picking up one of Motorola's new super-slim SLVRs with iTunes. To enter today's drawing all you have to do is post a little something in the comments below and we'll pick a winner at random (yes, your comment must validate). Doesn't get easier than that, right? We'll keep today's contest open for about 24 hours, and we'll announce a winner when we post tomorrow's.

A few things:

1. You can only post once per day, if you post more than once you'll be automatically disqualified and barred from all future giveaways. (Yes, we're checking thoroughly to ensure fairness.)
2. You can only win once. (If you win and go for a second phone, you'll be automatically disqualified and barred, etc.)
3. We'll be shipping all the phones to winners once the contest ends. (Yeah, we know it bites to have to wait, but dems the breaks!)

Best of luck to everyone!

Yesterday's winner: Michael Dulitz Congratulations, Michael Dulitz!

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