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Windows7
Had it 3 days and love it.s Visually stunning. As an operating system it is very fast. I am running the 32 bit version. The 64 bit must be wow! Tested out all the main stuff. Microsoft Web platform…WTF The mouse pointer is still Windows 3.1
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the veins are tangled here,
the sea is made of blood.All I know is this: the hands reaching out,
my eyes are closed,
my ears are closed,
the sky rejects my scream.All I know is this: my nostrils drip with dreams
the hounds lap us up,
the fools laugh out,
the clock ticks out the dead.All I know is this: my feet are sorrow here,
my words are less than lilies,
my words are clotted now:
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- Libraries ask for oversight of Google books product December 17, 2009WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three library associations have asked the Justice Department to oversee Google's plans to create a massive digital library to prevent an excessively high price for institutional subscriptions, the groups said on Thursday.
- Sony's Stringer says e-reader to stay a book device December 17, 2009NEW YORK (Reuters) - The way Howard Stringer sees it, Sony's digital e-readers should focus on the printed word and making reading "comfortable," even though the consumer electronics giant could turn it into a multimedia machine.
- French court rules against Google over book copying December 18, 2009PARIS (Reuters) - A Paris court on Friday found U.S. Internet giant Google guilty of violating copyright by digitizing books and putting extracts online, following a legal challenge by major French publishers.
- RIM outshines Palm but fails to dispel all doubts December 19, 2009
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