Friday, May 13, 2005
The worst kept secret in the world just got revealed in the U.S. on MTV
I’ve seen some comments on the size of the system. Mostly negative of course. I’ve got to repeat what I’ve said on a couple of shows. This is a very impressive bit of machinery. Microsoft haven’t hyped it nearly enough, mostly because the PS3 is more impressive. However, we’re talking about a system that would normally set you back several thousand dollars. Some high quality workgroup servers don’t even match the compute power in this, and they cost much more than the $300 to $400 it’s expected to retail for.
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Sir -- when you quote directly from another site, even if you are linking to it, you should note that you are quoting. This post is a few sentences from the link cobbled together.
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