You know, maybe the article's writer is being too harsh. What if the person doesn't know that leaving the headset on is "offensive" to other people? As long as the person is not talking too loudly, I'm not offended by it, regardless of wearing a headset or talking to the phone directly. And I think the article's author is -- or, at least, the way he writes makes him seem so -- easily offended by what other people do. I was considering buying a headset myself, but I think I've changed my mind, I think I'd better stay home or I could offend someone. Better yet, I'd better be deprived of Internet access or I could accidentally offend someone while at home, too.

IE comes first on that list -- EU won't like that.

I'm wondering how to hit CTRL+ALT+DEL on it.

I usually don't like Sony, but to say "ASUS and Acer are way beyond this chunky design language now" is an overstatement. Besides it, Japanese products are regarded as of good quality. Not quite the same when we talk about Taiwanese products.

No, thanks. This thing is hideously fugly.

Not so sure this Xbox 360 won't melt.

Yeah, I got surprised with this sentence, too. Even though they're kidding, it's a bit over-the-top.

Not to mention the phone's logo looks like T-Mobile's.

*scratch

If I had to choose, I'd prefer crapgadgets over KIRFs. At least they've tried to do something new -- and failed miserably, that's true, but you have to agree that's much harder to create something from scrap than just ripping off some successful design, right?