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ParticipantI’ve never been loyal to one super market. I go the cheapest super market for the items I need. So I have no issue crossing the picket lines. I didn’t change my shopping habits during the last strike and I won’t change it if they have another strike.
ParticipantEavesdropper, you’re wrong on so many level, there’s no point in responding. However, I can agree on your last point.
ParticipantEavesdropper, you’re wrong on so many level, there’s no point in responding. However, I can agree on your last point.
ParticipantEavesdropper, you’re wrong on so many level, there’s no point in responding. However, I can agree on your last point.
ParticipantEavesdropper, you’re wrong on so many level, there’s no point in responding. However, I can agree on your last point.
ParticipantEavesdropper, you’re wrong on so many level, there’s no point in responding. However, I can agree on your last point.
Participant[quote=AK]Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.
I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.[/quote]
Even if WebOS becomes obsolete and there’s no Android port, the device itself will useable for awhile. It has 1.2GHz dual core, wireless N on it and it support HTML5, so you can use it as a media consumption device for awhile. I don’t think it’s a paperweight unless the hardware dies.Participant[quote=AK]Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.
I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.[/quote]
Even if WebOS becomes obsolete and there’s no Android port, the device itself will useable for awhile. It has 1.2GHz dual core, wireless N on it and it support HTML5, so you can use it as a media consumption device for awhile. I don’t think it’s a paperweight unless the hardware dies.Participant[quote=AK]Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.
I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.[/quote]
Even if WebOS becomes obsolete and there’s no Android port, the device itself will useable for awhile. It has 1.2GHz dual core, wireless N on it and it support HTML5, so you can use it as a media consumption device for awhile. I don’t think it’s a paperweight unless the hardware dies.Participant[quote=AK]Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.
I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.[/quote]
Even if WebOS becomes obsolete and there’s no Android port, the device itself will useable for awhile. It has 1.2GHz dual core, wireless N on it and it support HTML5, so you can use it as a media consumption device for awhile. I don’t think it’s a paperweight unless the hardware dies.Participant[quote=AK]Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.
I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.[/quote]
Even if WebOS becomes obsolete and there’s no Android port, the device itself will useable for awhile. It has 1.2GHz dual core, wireless N on it and it support HTML5, so you can use it as a media consumption device for awhile. I don’t think it’s a paperweight unless the hardware dies.Participant[quote=outtamojo]I was too slow and thinking too much : ([/quote]
I bought directly from HP on Friday evening but they cancelled my order. I got lucky and found a retailer from Amazon who have some at that price yesterday at 3PM. I decided to grab a 2nd one this morning at 1AM with Barnes. Barnes is sold out now too.Participant[quote=outtamojo]I was too slow and thinking too much : ([/quote]
I bought directly from HP on Friday evening but they cancelled my order. I got lucky and found a retailer from Amazon who have some at that price yesterday at 3PM. I decided to grab a 2nd one this morning at 1AM with Barnes. Barnes is sold out now too.Participant[quote=outtamojo]I was too slow and thinking too much : ([/quote]
I bought directly from HP on Friday evening but they cancelled my order. I got lucky and found a retailer from Amazon who have some at that price yesterday at 3PM. I decided to grab a 2nd one this morning at 1AM with Barnes. Barnes is sold out now too. -
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