myscrnnm III

Okay, fine, let's use your comparison. ATV Offroad Fury is still better than Mario Kart DS.

No, cuz I've heard either there are ads, or you have to pay for it.

You should try an IBM. A fine brand with the versatility of a home made computer.

Yeah, like the connectivity with Google Talk. But overall, Yahoo! Mail is still the best.

My point exactly. I mean, the DS has Nintendogs, and the PSP has SOCOM, now which one should you choose? :whistle:

Not necessarily. For instance, the PowerMac G5 and iMac G5 have powerful IBM PowerPC processors, better than any AMD out there, and more powerful than lots of Intel chips. And in terms of software, Macs are unrivalled, with the new Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger, there is no operating system like it. Thats their cpu, not the rest of their hardware. You cant pop a brand spanking new graphics card hot off the line into a laptop. But you can pop a new graphics card into a Power Mac, which can make it better than a PC, and most Power Macs come with high end video cards anyway.

How come I was banned for swearing? I mean, this is more cheap (for those of you against saying 'cheaper') than my thing, he just put a little asterisk inside.

Sure, there's the customizing thing. But when you have a browser as perfect as Safari, there's no need to customize.

I am not supportive of Hotmail. I mean, it is used by lots of people, but it is way too cluttered and the interface is terrible compared to Yahoo! Mail's. My personal favourite is Yahoo! Mail, although Gmail is good too. But Yahoo! Mail just offers a more intuitive interface and connectivity.

A good kind to rival Apple for video and audio is the Sony VAIO line of computers. I mean, VAIO computers were pretty much built for that purpose (hence the Video Audio Integrated Operation). Often, the stereotype is that Apple computers are for artists and such, but Sony has given Apple a good run for their money. But I guess Apple computers usually come with more bundled software for this type of stuff. And what with the specialized software for HD stuff. But in terms of hardware, Sony makes good stuff, with the HDR-FX1, the world's first consumer HD camcorder, and the HDR-HC1, the world's smallest HD camcorder.

Not necessarily. For instance, the PowerMac G5 and iMac G5 have powerful IBM PowerPC processors, better than any AMD out there, and more powerful than lots of Intel chips. And in terms of software, Macs are unrivalled, with the new Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger, there is no operating system like it.

Yeah, but theres supposed to be dvd's that have two layers of data, doubling it's capacity. I have cd-r/rw's and dvd-r's, but I dont have and have never seen dual layer DVD's. Pretty much all DVD burner drives now have this capability. But in terms of the media, I've seen for sure at CompUSA, Fry's, and Best Buy.

First of all, I am aware that I have limited mental capabilities (though not nearly as limited as your's). But that's not all that matters. I have more meticulous attention to detail which makes my work of higher-quality. It's all about quality, not quantity. Henry Ford might have sold lots of cars, but Karl Benz knows how to make a good car. I like to think of you as Henry Ford, except stupider (or 'more stupid' if you must).

I wouldn't say cheap. It was merely a simple but effective way to bypass the filter.