"Made in the U.S.A. for superior quality"
What does that mean? Does that mean anything coming from anywhere but the USA is poor quality? That's like saying because XYZ is made somewhere in Taiwan it must be much worse than the same thing made in the US of A?
Personally, those cables look like a piece of copper with some cotton and fancy named materials mixed into a blender, then stuffed into a plastic tube.
My school gives me about 100 MB storage and a 'Virtual Learning Enviroment' (which is basically a calendar and chat based on Moodle) What's the big deal?
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Consider using a netbook of some kind. Netbooks have low power consumption and will run Linux fine.
"Made in the U.S.A. for superior quality" What does that mean? Does that mean anything coming from anywhere but the USA is poor quality? That's like saying because XYZ is made somewhere in Taiwan it must be much worse than the same thing made in the US of A? Personally, those cables look like a piece of copper with some cotton and fancy named materials mixed into a blender, then stuffed into a plastic tube.
My school gives me about 100 MB storage and a 'Virtual Learning Enviroment' (which is basically a calendar and chat based on Moodle) What's the big deal?