If you are a lamer, you do not need more than 1024 x 768. If you do a lot of graphics, spreadsheet or software development then you will appreciate the extra view available with the larger screens.
The idea of using a conventional monitor on a notebook defeats its mobility.
Until now, I really thought that it is only in our country, the Philippines, where UPS sucks. They also suck in North America.
My experience with these clowns were always frustrating. When I tried sending CD media for some software licenses through them, they ALWAYS fucked it up bad with our customs. In all these instances, I ended up asking the software supplier to send me another copy. For several times that UPS was able to get the CD media through, they were several weeks late and billed me several hundreds of US dollars more.
I now ship through FedEx and I still don't have any horror story with them.
I will be very happy if you can show me a JVM that "can actually perform as well as or BETTER than natively compiled code". I have been waiting to this to happen for years now.
Where can I find this JVM, Jon?
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If you are a lamer, you do not need more than 1024 x 768. If you do a lot of graphics, spreadsheet or software development then you will appreciate the extra view available with the larger screens. The idea of using a conventional monitor on a notebook defeats its mobility.
Until now, I really thought that it is only in our country, the Philippines, where UPS sucks. They also suck in North America. My experience with these clowns were always frustrating. When I tried sending CD media for some software licenses through them, they ALWAYS fucked it up bad with our customs. In all these instances, I ended up asking the software supplier to send me another copy. For several times that UPS was able to get the CD media through, they were several weeks late and billed me several hundreds of US dollars more. I now ship through FedEx and I still don't have any horror story with them.
I will be very happy if you can show me a JVM that "can actually perform as well as or BETTER than natively compiled code". I have been waiting to this to happen for years now. Where can I find this JVM, Jon?