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having researched keeping salt water aquaria alive, I know that maintaining the proper balance in a tank is critical to the survival of fish that can costhundreds of dollars.

it is not unusual for a salinity or temperature change to KILL an entire tank.
wheres the flip and fold AMP?
I read the article this afternoon.
the boots were studied and found to require more exertion on the part of the user than if he were to go the same distance without the boots.
thus until the materials changes to make them weigh about 2lbs or less they are not useful.
Waiting for the accessibility police to start a lawsuit because blind people cannot see the display keys.
the original optimus used a Sun keyboard layout.
that left bank of keys - L1-L8 were the dead giveaway.
I sure hope it stays as a sun type5 layout.
Take a look at the processors from SunMicrosystems.
http://www.sun.com/processors/index.html

Sun Microsystems has their "Niagara" chip with 8 cores executing 4 threads = 32way.
the Niagara2 chip doubles that to 8 cores executing 8 threads = 64way.
http://www.sun.com/processors/niagara/


the "Victoria Falls" systems are dual processor = up to 128way.
the "Rock" chip due in 2008 will have 16 cores and an undetermined number of threads however expect it to be no less than 8 = at least 128way per chip.

theres a ton more articles about them on http://www.sun.com and on cnet
precicely -- you dont need another law. jaywalking is already the problem. should crossing the street while deaf also be illegal?
that powerrangers/ultraman crap commercial had me saying - What the He-double-hockey-stix?
who is the idiot who OK'd that?
-- I had successfully forgotten about it as quickly as it had begun.
until now.
thanks for nothing.
doesnt really matter anymore anyway.
when someone says i most people think Apple.

Jobs had to launch it as the iPHONE because people were already expecting it.
the PEOPLE branded it the iPHONE.

even if they are ordered to stop using the name the PEOPLE will continue to call APPLE's phone the "true iPHONE"

CISCO has already lost.

when someone says - i - my immediate thought is "What cool product did Apple release this time?"

It looks to me like CISCO is trying to sell their CRAPSYS phone by using the marketing power of the "i" prefix.

it is all business anyway. If CISCO has iphone then they MUST file suit to protect it. Just like APPLE MUST file suit to protect ipod.
think of this brands: xerox/kleenex/bandaid/coke
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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