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@Crsh Umm, this was for the quarter than ended in March. The iPad launched in April.

@Alex McKenna Thank the ancient greeks for athiesm, actually.

@tekdemon Those margins are only ridiculous if no one is willing to pay them. Considering the record quarter, clearly that's not a problem.

The only reason you would need to hold down option during the install reboots is if you didn't select start installation from the boot camp assistant. The Boot Camp Assistant will set the windows partition as the default boot partition (like a user would using the startup disc pane.

Secondly, the UAC is not nearly as annoying in Windows 7 as it was in Vista, so even if it was a good idea before (it wasn't, Windows needs that security), there's even less reason to disable it now.

Finally, the boot camp driver installer already runs as admin, and the user will need to authenticate (if they're not admin) or okay the install via the UAC if they are an administrator. You should not have to specifically run the installer as admin.

Ah Google, is there anything that you don't think you can do...

And when they're done with this they can see about re-making Chaos Overlords. :)

Man, did I read that headline wrong. I read it as Noriko (NoriP) Sakai... which would be much different.

While it's true that FAT32 supports up to 2TB, Windows does not support installing to FAT32 for sizes larger that 32GB.

The person who wrote the title should have read the article... it's NOT a virus, it's a trojan.

My roommate has a pair of these and the rock. I want a pair of my own.