I'm occupying your post, hippy

i don't think this is really that big of a deal.

I remember this guy to - didn't meet him but did happen upon "megacar" at a show in Germany.. he tricked out a mercedes with a mobile hotspot and a huge SGI monitor in the rear headliner - and this was in the late 90's..

yeah that's true - I just wonder what percentage of the market gaming rigs - or even desktop PCs for that matter - really make up anymore though.

it's true. Microsoft is still a juggernaut - and Windows 7 is just the thing for budget-minded organizations and end users... and frankly it's not half bad (i've got bootcamp with win7.. i know)

What wikipedia and google did was an effective protest which generated some measurable results.

wow.

good.

so it's a local version of onlive. great.

What a pile of crap! I can't possibly be expected to use a tablet that isn't 7.85 exactly.

So metro doesn't necessarily equal touch interface - though it's clearly optimized for it... Metro can work just fine without a touch screen.

Overheard at the Army's PR Agency

I guess my point really is that Microsoft seems to have an identity crisis.

yeah.. cute.

hmmm..

I don't know if these things will actually sell really well to be honest.

Man, if these things were released in 2005 they'd have been $250 each and self-tanned tools from north to south new jersey would have been ramming their IROC Cameros into each other just to battle their way into line to get one.

maybe it's just a bad picture, but this dude doesn't looks like he's got 16 grand to spend on this level of nerding.

oh yes! maybe ben folds on piano backing him..

yeah down with the man!!