I gotta give you full marks ... given your avatar and that comment. Moving along nicely, as has been noted, this is a pic associated with the AMD version. The Intel version has this pic: http://hothardware.com/newsimages/Item9087/CyberPower-Gamer-Ultra-3D-3000.jpg

"When you open a new tab to start a search, there's a decent chance that you've highlighted and copied some text from another tab. So if you've already copied some text to your clipboard, you should be able to conduct a search in the new tab with a single click."

Google's solution is much more elegant (as usual). Highlight your text and right click ... the pop-up offers the option of "search Google for "highlighted text."

I'd like to thank you for this list. I'm primarily a PC guy with some mac thrown into the mix. I've always liked the idea of choice and the philosophy of open source, so this is a great intro for an OS lightweight like myself.

Has anybody here had experience with linux mint? How well does it play with MOR pc hardware?

Chrome is an interesting browser on the windows platform. There's the speed thing ... it's faster than FF. Then there's the copy and go, among other UI simplifications which "just make sense." I look forward to seeing it on the mac side, as I run a mixed environment. And it really doesn't matter whether or not it'd work on a PowerPC. These folks are the walking dead-they just don't know. It's the nature of computing ... relentlessly and ruthlessly moving forward.

What graphics card are you using? And can UAC recognize classes of actions ... eg: installing progs, unzipping files .... thanks!

What specific aspects of Front Row do you think are better implemented than with Media Center in Windows 7?

It's a choice dealio. Rather common in the PC world ... not so much in applet land. We likes choices.

Poor guy. Steve doesn't think he's cool enough.

My greed is holier than yours. Please, me, please!

Simply brilliant.