Robbie Digital

Maybe instead of having Halo invade NY with vehicles and celebs and all the other crap, they could have looked at the fundamentals and dropped a little more money its way or whatever it takes. It's like I say every year when the NBA starts and the players miss all of their free throws, fundamentals.. it's key.

I agree with KonVicT, when you ahve both systems, its hard to get excited about lackluster demos... nothing fanboy about it. I personally would have loved to get a MGS4 demo. Don't see what the big deal is really..

I wasn't going to get involved with any of this mess, but I got my copy of Lair on 8/30 and I just beat it Monday night and didn't play it on sat or sun. So pretty much 2-3 days and a few hours each night. The story was enjoyable, the controls were easy to get used to after a few levels, and the only training level I went through was flying through the rings. My patience level is extremely low as well.. but it really isn't that complicated as people are making it out to be. Most levels I was able to achieve a silver if not most certainly a bronze. But whatever.. I beat it, and don't think it deserves a 5 from anyone, esp after watching the making of videos, I can see why they did things they did.

I've ordered 2 refurbs off the Apple site, one being an eMac about 3 years ago and the other being a Dual G5 Tower about a year and a half ago, both had original packaging, must be a recent change?

I think it's funny that every quarter we hear how Apple is selling millions of computers yet the % is still so small. How many freakin PCs are out there, its incredible has to be trillions... It's almost hard to believe.

Last time I checked the actor wasn't the director. People who have watched TV in the past 5 years should have seen this kid in either Ed or even Jeepers Creepers! lol. And with his new movie coming out about the college... how can anyone not tell that he is a somewhat comedic actor. So, who knows how many renditions he did as being "the mac". The director and/or Apple chose to go with how they are shown today and they are fine. It's always something.

Ben was probably like: "You know, we were being pretty gay with the whole intel ad thing. I mean, after I watched it, I was like, man they aren't that similar. Hmm how can I make peace. I'll make a video album to show all of my fans who are Apple users that I'm not a complete jack---!" Good job buddy.

I started using Macs years ago for their OS, if I wanted to use Windows I'd fire up a cheap emachine or something. Why you would want to pay the money for a Mac and run windows on it is beyond me, save yourself the trouble and time and money and just stick with a PC.

I think it's hilarious that "the guy at the apple store" showed this "secretive" item. lol, I really wish I had this much initiative to waste time on something, or maybe I'm just really lazy.

I began listening to the Postal Service a few years back, mostly because I liked Death Cab for Cutie, but after seeing this issue at hand the only conclusion I can come up with is: What a stupid idea for a music video, it has absolutely nothing to do with the lyrics or the song, there are so many more better ideas that could have been done. Apple, on the other hand, wow computer stuff, who would have guessed, it seems to fit pretty well, and only a couple frames look even remotely similar, Ben needs to watch the new Apple video and/or be involved with the creation of his videos before making dumb remarks like that. What a disappointment from a fan perspective.