Why don't you just do what I did, and build a server room (closet with exhaust fan). Put a rack in there, and run KVM out to nice clean desk and LCD.

these is hot fire! I'd rock these

why does everyone get all excited over SLI anything? Am I really that old (24) that I'm the only one that remembers the Voodoo 3.... talk about getting fps up for Doom2

I could have built a portable (I think these caliber machines can hardly be called "laptop", unless you append "-heater" to that) SLI kit back then too, in a backpack. Even today they still weigh 3000 lbs and require a car battery to run for more than 15 minutes.

Ha! That's great #4! Sooo true Send me some So-ju!

What are you talking about, that color scheme is freaking awesome

Honestly, I like seeing these knock-offs. One day they will be up to par with the real device and apple will have to lower their crazy profit margins. Either way, f@#* apple, they are making users stupid! At least windows has problems, forcing you to try and solve them. Everyone should have to use a command-line system for the first 5 years of their lives before we even tell them about gui's

Ha! See Apple is evil, I told you all! Besides, they've been lying through their teeth about the proformance of their new Intel based products.

Steve Jobs, at the MacWorld tradeshow, boasted: 'the new iMac [with] Intel processor is two to three times faster than the iMac G5.'

MacWorld magazine has reported http://www.macworld.com/2006/01/features/imaclabtest1/index.php that the real proformance increase was around 10-25%

All ripped from slashdot.org http://www.slashdot.org

Oh, wait! If any one patents, and gets rich, this you have to build me prototype of #1's comments. (real dank , of course!)

Why don't they just include an actual alarm in it? Then it would be useful, you could have an alarm clock that freshens the air with coffee smell, which I can tell you is what gets me going in the morning (and the rest of the people that this thing is meant for). I doubt its as good as the real thing though, and probably lacks that wonderful 'kick'. Ah, Starbucks, you are my savior!