I see the slot on the back where air exits, but where does it enter? I'm guessing the edge around the bottom cover doesn't sit flush with the unibody, there's a gap to let air in.

@Benedinho: Funniest thing I've seen all day.

@TheSonOfKrypton: My bad, Apple's banishment of all advertising networks other than their own doesn't count as a restriction. I don't know what I'm talking about. Carry on.

@TheSonOfKrypton: Unfortunately, Apple keeps doing things to earn the criticism.

@chefgon: Even if those teams don't communicate with each other, they aren't working without a direction. They do what Big Brother Steve wants them to do.

@Odin: Okay then. Bring forth the antitrust charges!

I see keywords "without prior user consent".

On the other hand, Amazon has already demonstrated the ability to erase e-books out of Kindles, and ironically it was Orwell's 1984.

@JayDeEm: As it says, removing a ReadyBoost drive should have no ill effects. It only caches data that is already on the hard disk. If the ReadyBoost drive suddenly disappears, then Windows knows that it can fetch whatever it needs from the hard disk, the same as it would do if the ReadyBoost drive was never there.