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Hey Rob, woah, I kid of disliked how you wrote that. Basically by saying "Believe that!?" or "This makes no sense to me." you are saying "I don't understand why most of these people don't have super awesome computers". Believe it or not, not everyone is capable of keeping up with the latest...

I don't either, but I think this is a good time to begin doing so.

No matter how much security it has, if someone steals your notebook and is interested in the data you have there, he will find a way in. There's nothing 100% safe or secure in this world.

There's one answer: eBay. :)

By the time SSDs are truly affordables, current HDDs will be around 3Tb or something.

Apparently those supposed high return rates are lies: http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2008/03/19/Recent-Opinion-on-SSD-Failure-Rates-Fails-to-Include-the-Facts.aspx

Of Course ;) Ah, yesterday I found my old Sega Genesis, too bad it doesn't work anymore.

It still can't play Simcity 4 completely.... And it's a 2003 game...

Definitely. Processors technology is advancing too fast for software to catch on.

First of all, it would be a lot better if you used proper spelling, grammar and punctuation. Second, "true gaming facts", heh, no one ever will be able to say certain game is better than another, it's all to the person's tastes. Personally, I would prefer an Xbox 360, it looks nice, it's...

Wow, Did they teleport you your mobo? :)

Indeed. I can imagine Intel selling a 32-core processor for +$2000. My pockets are going to cry.

I can't imagine my room's desktop with three displays. Two is nice...three seems way too overwhelming...

Of course, at this rate we will be seeing 32-core processors by 2013! Honestly, I don't know how long this multi-core madness will go on, someday they will reach a ceiling, and I really want to know what are they going to do after.

Today I was internet-less for about 4 hours. My ISP probably did something wrong and my entire neighborhood was left without internet connection. That pretty much sucks. At leats it is up and running now. And...hmmm, to answer your question. I'm from Venezuela, you know, in south america.

Ah, but the difference is that I live in a city. The capital of my country actually.

Nehalem seems interesting, maybe in 5 years I will be able to buy one.

=(, I must have the slowest connection here.

WD hard drives can get...weird. I have a WD 80 GB SATA hard drive, someday it decided to not boot anymore, and when ti managed to boot, weird stuff happened. After a couple of days it fixed itself. o.o

Dang, those laptops are gonna get very hot, it will be interesting to see how they handle cooling.