Thanks engadget for this great list break down! I still think your comparing oranges to apples (pun not intended) because mac os x is still only for mac hardware, meanwhile vista can run on anything including mac hardware. What I mean to say is that I want to see which one is faster, but it is unfair to have to run Vista on a mac and not the other way around. Great job though it was kind of overwhelming but very informative!
Man he should do this with a paintball gun.... way more painful and less lethal than a bb gun. Plus then you can actually "mark" your taget for easy identification, if you could mark your targets this would be a very profitable tool.
This happened to my Macbook regular. It swelled so much that I couldn't click my keyboard. Sent it in for repairs and they replaced the top pannel along with the battery. But they only said they changed the top panel on the statement... odd?
Well see the way that I see it is that the Hardware key is much harder to get as it runs securely in the memory of your system, meanwhile the Software key does not. Therefore retrieving the Software key is easier than Hardware one. This method is not a break in AACS but it is a work around so pretty much the same thing. Ultimately the format that will win is the one that can be "ripped" the easiest and that has the most functionality. More DRM = that format loosing the "war". This is a stupid war, and the consumers are the ones who loose. Why would someone buy a HD player and a movie to find out later on that the format they chose lost and now they own a 600-1000 dollar piece of shiny new technology? I know it's the same as VCR and Betamax, but fortunately I wasn't alive for that fiasco....
"I have a MacBook Pro and an Xbox 360 and I would like to get a 20- to 24-inch display that will support both devices. The speakers should be inbuilt, or there should be an aux out on the display to hook up external speakers. Help! Please!"
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