All of Microsoft's Coolest Stuff Will Start at Home

[boogalooelectric]

[citation][nom]wild9[/nom]Intriguing..within just minutes comments from myself and lashabane are down-marked. Not even a whisper of a rebuke or any form of explanation either..just a rapid fire and forget flagging campaign it seems. I wonder if it's the same veritable army of interests who take great exception to things like people exercising their free speech on You Tube. Psst..we number millions.[/citation]


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[reprotected]

Microsoft copies everything that Nintendo says. Microsoft says that they aren't fully using their box to their full potential; Nintendo already said they will succeed the Wii after there are no ideas left for the Wii. What more can they say? That it's a really important to surprise people? Nintendo said that.

 

[lauxenburg]

I'm starting to like M$ now. I used to be like "Bahh, Microsoft" but I kind of like what they are doing. And Ballmer is the man.

 

[Bungwa]

Pop quiz
What company forces you to use hardware sold only by itself, for a serious premium, whilst enforcing the pre-installation of its own OS on every one, with an enforced pre-install of its own web browser and at the same time vigorously litigates against everyone who dares to show people how to run their OS on home-built machines?
3 guesses and the first 2 don't count...

Apple
Apple
Apple

 

[guardianangel42]

@reprotected, that's like comparing a deisel engine in a semi to a W 12 cylinder. They're both based on combustion propelling a piston down a cylinder, it doesn't matter what the difference in performance is or the difference in versatility.