'Cause people are stupid and can't handle big words like "STATELESS" or content more advanced than animated scratches on a notepad!!!

Am I the only one who remembers that WeatherBug is shitty shitty spyware? Why would I want it in my phone?

Wait, just from looking at it, shouldn't that be 5.2? I see three speakers in the front, two on the side, and two subs.

Daaaaawwwwwwwww...!!!

--Camera, iPod, and MP3 compatibility
Wrong. Linux has support for epic amounts of these devices.

--Printers and scanners compatibility
Wrong again, for the same reason as above.

--Software compatibility
Talk about a generic point. There are as many Linux applications that Windows doesn't support as there are Windows applications that Linux doesn't support. It's called developing for a particular platform, and on that note there are still options such as Wine or CYGWIN to run those applications cross-platform.

--Windows Live Essentials
Wait, this is just as ridiculous as saying "You should buy a Ford because it has a Ford engine! Honda doesn't have a Ford engine!" Well, duh, a Honda has a Honda engine, and it goes just as fast, thank you.

--The games your customers want (e.g. World of Warcraft)
I see where MS is going with this (yes most games are developed for Windows), but they couldn't have chosen a crappier game as an example. As far as I know, World of Warcraft is the BEST performing game on Wine in Linux.

--Authorized support
I suppose they mean that Best Buy only offers authorized support for machines running Windows, but who the hell wants Best Buy tech support?

--Video chat on all major IM networks
I'm almost positive that this is also false. With all of the IM software alternatives for Linux, I find it hard to believe that there isn't video support.

I love how they use Linux.org as a source.

Expensive, but awesome. Set up your A/V rack in another room, and have the final link to the TV (assuming you aggregated with a receiver and have only one HDMI link) go through the Philips.

Midnightbox.com was selling a 360 for ~$150 yesterday.

Because "standard" bluetooth comes at varying ranges, speeds, and performances. Many people would have a sub-par experience, which is unacceptable with a mouse, and blame it on Logitech.

"Excelsior!!! Peeeeeeewww!!!"

Yup, saw this the other day and though the same thing.