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A couple of days ago, a group of organizations – trade groups, American, European and Japanese chambers of commerce, and the U.S. National Association of Manufacturers – had protested against the Chinese plan to include web filtering software, Green Dam Youth Escort, on every PC sold in China.
It was an unprecedented move, but as we predicted, it didn’t bring any immediate results, as the big companies already started caving in. The first one to do so seems to be Sony, which already started to comply with Chinese demands, including the software with at least some of its PCs sold in China. Read the rest of this entry »
Today we are going to have a look at the Alienware Aurora mALX 19” gaming notebook. You really only have to hear 19” notebook to get an idea of the sheer size of this beast from Alienware, then when the box shows up at your door you realize it’s no mere mortal notebook. How well does the Alienware mALX 19” gaming notebook perform?
There is nothing more to prove about the fact that Michael Jackson had a weakness for video games. His collection of arcade in his Neverland ranch is the perfect example. Moreover, he signed a Playstation first name that comes to his appearance on a famous auction site.
For a current 2550 dollars, to discuss further you can get their hands on this single object. Some time ago, an offer was immediately available for the modest sum of one and a half million dollars, but it was withdrawn shortly thereafter.
The Playstation and his autograph are labeled “authentic” and the seller even offers irrefutable evidence of its authenticity.
Anyway, I must admit that more than thousand dollars for a brand indelible felt tip pen is a bit expensive. But when you love, it does not matter.