myscrnnm II

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I think gd should mean [bleeped!].

The design has always been good, and with the even more cutting edge design of Sony, Ericsson has successfully moved their phones into the 21st century. Now, build-quality. I am certain that the original Ericsson phones had unrivalled build-quality. And with Sony, the phones must be good, cuz both companies are well-known for their reliable products.

I think kikass doesn't really need evidence to back up his claims cuz it is just obvious that the PSP is superior to the DS.

Just think about it. I mean, better quality, better speed, more memory, a better selection of games, excellent design, the Xbox 360 is the obvious choice in this competition.

First of all, I am American, and I am very non-religious.

That's cuz you don't understand consumer electronics. Companies have to sell stuff with retail prices that are higher than the manufacturing costs so that they can make a profit, dumbass. And manufacturing costs aren't everything. You didn't take into account all the development and research that goes into designing the chip. Not to mention that facilities and equipment with which the chips are manufactured.

No. Logitech may be Microsoft's closest competitor in the peripheral market, but it is by no means better than Microsoft. Sure, they released a laser mouse before Microsoft, but while Microsoft's peripherals don't look so special on paper, Microsoft is more about design and quality. The ergonomics of Microsoft's mice and keyboards far surpasses any other. Not to mention the build quality is solid. You can just tell from the feel of their peripherals that Microsoft does not use cheap components to make their products.

That's not really copying. And Nintendo wasn't the first company to make gaming consoles anyway. You can't consider this copying cuz that's like saying that HP copied IBM by starting to make computers. And they did not copy Sega to use CDs. The Playstation entertainment system and the Sega Saturn were released just one month apart. This can also be backed by the fact that Sony was developing a CD-player to be used for gaming a long time before the Playstation was released. And you can't call such things like making gaming consoles copying, cuz they are general ideas, not big ideas that no one else has thought of.

Oh, I know. You can act like yourself and go [bleeped!] yourself in your [bleeped!] [bleeped!]! :thumbsup: And I actually don't support AMD, I only use Intel processors. They have larger caches, have higher clock speeds, and are more reliable.

If you are speaking of the fifth-generation iPod, you go to iTunes and buy a video. The video will be downloaded to iTunes. You connect the iPod to the computer. Then you transfer the video to the iPod.

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People need to have the right to buy and sell organs. I mean, there are people in need of money, and people in need of organs. And what with the government prohibiting stem cell research, there's no other choice but to use existing organs. As long as people are being honest, it should be no problem.

There have been crashes. But they are not frequent. It's just anti-Microsoft propaganda.