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So long as this doesn't apply to the EEE PC. 

A. Lewis • Wednesday 31st October 2007 11:05 GMT
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I don't care...

Who to blame? 

Simon • Wednesday 31st October 2007 12:17 GMT
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A slap in the face with a wet fish for the first person who tries to blame this on Apple laptop sales...

apple who 

Anonymous Coward • Wednesday 31st October 2007 15:48 GMT

i remember hearing something about this company not too long ago. they make pcs and laptops right? i think they contribute about 3% or so to the marketplace? yeah i dont think they'll be too much to blame. the fart i broke this morning at work probably contributes more to the world laptop shortage than apple's macbooks.

Heres a suggestion... 

Walter Brown • Thursday 1st November 2007 05:00 GMT
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If Intel is running short on supply, Buy AMD!...

Even if Intel isnt running short on supply, Buy AMD!...

AMD + Asus + nVidia = Rock Solid, kick ass performance!

Do you have to? 

Anonymous Coward • Thursday 1st November 2007 10:19 GMT
Stop

Do you *have* to use that horrible abbreviation 'Xmas'?

I'm about as religious as the next Brit (i.e. not very), but I really hate this PC abbreviation which strips away the last vestige of a Christian celebration.

Please, please, cast this one out to join the equally vile 'mobe' in the wilderness...

Thanks.

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