
Auto or Manual?
Just wondering as I am sure i can see a glimpse of a "stick shift" in the photo!
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There's a Linux penguin, a fanboi, and a Windows User in a plane, and the pilot says, "we're carrying too much weight, one of you has got to go!"
Apple Fanboi - "being an Apple Fanboi, I am educational sub normal (retarded), so I am incapable of legally making a decision for myself! So Windows User you have to go!"
Pilot - "Steve Jobs just called me and asked you to JUMP fanboi!"
Faboi -"Sorry, did you say Steve Jobs said I should jump?"
Pilot - "Yes!, you will also get 72 Virgin Ipads to sleep with in Fanboi Heaven!"
Faboi - "Ok, Geronimo!"
Were any of the sheep long term users of Meth?
Longterm use may increase probability of an adverse reaction; though the planet is over populated!
Though the idea of a flock of sheep being longterm Meth-heads roaming the country side looking for their next "gang-bang" a little worrying.
I am very pleased with the move, but would have prefered a cheaper OS price.
W7 is more stable and seems quicker at the moment than Vista, seems more backward compatible too.
Though do hope W7 SP1 has some of the features of Unbutu's recently release!
Maybe with an apple lower panel too option?
I think SP1 will be minor system tweaks and a few consumer related bells and whistles.
Overall I think the lessons from ME/Vista have been well learnt.
I have used MS phones since the begining and have enjoyed all versions, recently I had a Windows Mobile 6.5 HTC.
Though I still think Windows Mobile 5 (WM5) was a slicker product and WM6.5 a bit "bloated".
WM 5 It did what you wanted it to, software was cheap and plent of free apps were out there.
I am not a Mac-fan or Mac-anti, I just don't like Mac because as an MS Officardo I can not tinker with them as I am not familiar with Macs to the same degree as a PC.
This week I have just got an iPhone 3g s 32Gb, and I have not put it down, as a multimedia device and communications device it is very very good.
OK I can not remote the servers as easily, and the Windows pointer was a useful tool.
But I don't care I can just rig it up to my small mini laptop and manage any IT server work through the Internet tethering capability option which comes with the new iPhone., which is something I have been doing with the WM6.5 device lately anyway (the screens are now too small to work with easily).
So MS you have lost my custom for at least 18 months, by which time I will consider replacing the iPhone. Oh and many useful apps in the iPhone are also free.
As for split level competing products what total toddle! MS just produce good mobile phone software on a good piece of hardware and I will be back, BUT it will have to be a much better experience that I am presently having with the iPhone!