Fairly nice.

@DonDon Probably. When i see it, all i can think of is:

"Cornelius!!!!!!"

I think you meant to say, "BEFORE APPLE COMPUTERS BECAME PRETTY LOOKING PCs, there DOS compatibility cards."

Can you imagine the RAGE that a Microsoft product would incur after going through the same process, complete with documentation over a 5 month period of crashing every other day?

And this guy has the nerve to compile it into a lengthy blog post that others should follow? LOL. Newsflash buddy, most of us aren't going to re-install our OS once, let alone twice. I might try restoring the iphone once for shits and giggles, but that's it.

If only other companies could get this kind of "service" from their own customers, there would be no need for customer service!

Another outsourcing win! Brilliant.

Scariest thing was a shadow of a man, and only his feet were visible. Nearly died of fear that night...

Call me when the ribbon interface makes it over to the Mac. Thanks.

I really don't get the love affair with bluray. Who want's to spend $30 on a movie? So they can watch it on their computer?? Makes no sense.

They DID remove it.... then they brought it back. I wouldn't say the first reports were blown out of proportion at all. The reports brought back Atom support!

Somebody hates Sony... and grammar:

"... Sony seems to acting more and more clueless"

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