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To: antiRepublicrat
You seemed to care they looked like lucite.

Paying a premium for the "look" of a computer is the province of "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy".

Not everyone can put that ugly hunk of junk under the desk. Some of us have to put that very loud box right where they work.

Boo hoo. Here's a tissue, Tito.

You prefer your computer to sound like a wind tunnel? Or do you like the extra noise?

Ridiculous. My computers aren't loud. More BS complaints from the masculinity-challenged.
66 posted on 11/12/2003 3:51:28 PM PST by Bush2000
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To: Bush2000
Paying a premium for the "look" of a computer is the province of "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy"

I suppose you work on one of those old 1940s Army desks with an old steel desklamp too. Or did you go out and buy something nicer that fits in with the office? If so, why did you decide to turn off any semblance of taste when you bought the computer that goes in that office?

Ridiculous. My computers aren't loud. More BS complaints from the masculinity-challenged

You don't run the big ones. Believe me, dual 3 GHz requires a few fans running at high speed to dissipate that heat. Dell goes partway in controlling thermal flow by encapsulating their processors with their own separate airflow. But as usual, the PC manufacturers thought things out half-assed. The new Macs have several computer-controlled fans with distinct thermal zones to both maintain optimum temperature for all parts with the added result of it being whisper quiet. How can you tell me that is not a good thing?

Don't worry though, that and other features will show up at Dell in a few years. Then you'll be oooh-ing and awwww-ing at the cool new stuff that you think Dell and Microsoft thought up. It's always been that way.

69 posted on 11/12/2003 7:45:29 PM PST by antiRepublicrat
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