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Talking about :: Attack of the 20-inch Notebook ::

Posted by Korayem on September 18, 2006 00:00
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20 inch laptop on the street Now that's crazy!!

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:: LAPTOP Magazine • Attack of the 20-inch Notebook ::
Those crazies over at LAPTOP Magazine got it in their heads to do a bit of social experimentin' with one of Dell's 18 pound XPS M2010 monstrosities. They lugged the 20-inch system through the subway, a Starbucks and a park in search of reactions from Manhattanites, and while we won't spoil all the surprises, the fact that they even got noticed on the subway is quite a testament to the fact that this thing just doesn't belong off a desk. (We even got mugged and beaten for our RAZR one time, and not a person batted an eye.) In summary, you'd have to be a bit off your rocker -- and/or an editor at a consumer tech magazine with way too much free time -- to attempt a portable lifestyle with the M2010, but we're guessing you could've figured that one out one your own.

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The ten worst presentation moments

Posted by Korayem on August 19, 2006 00:00
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Nice collection of the ten worst presentation moments that really made me laugh.

My personal favorite is this one (#2):

Presenter: "Can you hear me OK at the back?"
Anonymous Aussie voice from the back: "Yep, but I'll gladly swap with someone who can't."

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