+1 Have one of these puppies hooked up to an OC'd i7-2600K. Keeps it nice and chilly =]

Too much effort to try and mask what has already been said. If Lebron has that "celebration" in Cleveland, you really think people would have been burning his jerseys?

Slow Clap. No words.

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Yeah, really a GIGO poll. Would be interested to see how many ICS users chose Go.

Impressed that Nova & Apex are so high considering the install base of ICS.

I use the same computer for work/personal, so it's easy to manage. I don't really need the passwords on my phone/tablet very much.

What can KeePass do that LastPass free doesn't? If it has a FireFox plugin (free) I'll consider checking it out.

...or maybe we're more worried about monitoring our bills, children, dirty laundry, or our favorite NBA team?

Haha, that is definitely an abomination. I'm not sure which way I'll lean next time I purchase a laptop. Whichever I choose, I'm going to guess I'll do a format and clean install the day I receive it. So I guess that makes me an atypical user, and not part of your targeted audience. =]

Amen to that. Even the "small-business" lines come with an AV-trial and a few other random tidbits unless you can customize them out when ordering.

If you're going to knock Dell for pre-loaded software bloat, you need to compare apples to apples. My last two laptops have been a Dell Vostro 1500 & my current, a Lenovo Y560. (Ironically, I used the Dell for school/personal & the Lenovo for work). In both cases, I performed clean install to get a clean OS.

If your hidden partition was larger, wouldn't they be able to tell that some of your disk space is "missing" or "used"?

Whitson, just wanted to AMEN the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" mantra. Years ago I used to be update-happy with my drivers, it was almost akin to my flashing of CM9 nightlies. But being a "first-mover" never equated to having great stability.

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I've always loaded DD-WRT on my routers, until last year I purchased a LinkSys e2000. I had to set up scheduled reboots in order to keep it running somewhat fine (stock firmware was wonky).

Haha...that website didn't last long =]

Silly Rabbit. Business/enterprise users revolt. But maybe Apple doesn't care about that. Maybe they don't want a piece of that sales mix.

+1

Hyperbole-Modo to the rescue again!