EVE Online FTW.

@Diode: You ever play it?

@Nihilexistentialist: Yes, it does.

@VagEnthusiast: When you say you are going to build a PC it implies (to me at least) that you are starting from scratch. If you are talking about just upgrading, then you have a lot more options in the $500 price range.

@Nihilexistentialist: I didn't mean to imply that you need a Core i7, but if you buy a good motherboard with a LGA 1366 socket you will be good for maybe the next five years of upgrades.

@xGhost4000x: I think it is a good idea to refrain from these "hard and fast" type of rules.

@Nihilexistentialist: I am talking about building it yourself - I was asking for a link to the parts you were looking at to get this price.

@Nihilexistentialist: Your $500 statement is dependent on many factors.

@Steve Campbell: Hmm... how's that working out for you?

@Mordraug: LOL, nice.

It is time!

@imdante: Was it just you or your entire company that made the switch?

@Kevster: They should look into implementing a SharePoint server to assist with their document management.

@timgray: Too bad. Maybe if they added support someday I would give a second look, but until then Windows Media Center will work just fine.

one analog stick = no deal

Hopefully they will come out with a proper fix and make sure this thing gets fully patched.

@Kevster: How many people in the company?

@darkgroove: Absolutely.

I don't understand how the UI being as ugly as a Mac is a good thing.

Cable card support, can I has it?