@WiFi: I believe the article doesn't mean the company's nett worth, but the innovations and progressions it achieved which boosted the industry forward.

@whatthewhereis: Probably not. While merges always sound simple (company A buys B, done) there's a lot of different things to take into account.

@mruler360: It's never wrong to reference to Minecraft, kind sir.

@The_Geek_Greek: I agree. However, VoIP support is very interesting - it's great for international calls and the likes.

Here in the Netherlands, it's illegal for cops to lure you in a trap (like pretending they want to buy a stolen object)

@Nitesh: The only i7 running on 1.6GHz is a mobile version, the i7 ...QM

Oh please, I expected better from Japan. But hey, there are always some rotten apples in the basket...

@avconsumer2: worked fine for me

@naman34: You're missing my point.

@naman34: Boot times are much shorter, and the price of the netbook/laptop oughtta be lower.

I wouldn't call this jailbroken / rooted / unlocked.

@Almightywhacko: Again, I still disagree.

Let's start with rebuilding the damn thing from the ground up, as it's currently memory hogging and laggy trash.

@Almightywhacko: I completely disagree with you, both about this case as about the RAM-heatsinks you mention in your example.

@Satki: There clearly are 4 RAM slots. Two brown and two beige ones.

@Capall: That's because it's still the alpha. Notch is working on all gameplay elements first, before optimizing the engine's performance.

@Eleven: They're just like the Painterly Pack - a very popular (and customizable) texture mod.

@tetracycloide: I disagree with you there - there are changes in the chip's architecture, unlike with NVidia's rebranding. This is a refresh - a revision of the current chip - and thus it's fair to sell it under a new name as part of a new series. The 7xxx series will have a fully new architecture again.

@rathat: Minecraft references are always appropriate.

@TheAlmightyBen: Wow, that's messed up. In a good way xD