Samsung is now what Sony once was | CNET News.com

An interesting article about what Sony was, and what it is now. The article portrays Samsung as the new Sony; it claims that among other factors, Samsung has the appeal of a premium brand, something with which i cannot totally agree with. While it does have the appeal of decent value for the money you pay, Samsung has yet to reach Sony's appeal in many areas of its product line and company policy; its products are good, but they have yet to qualify as premium, or top of the line. Is it maybe because they're affordable? Does price really change the way people think about the value of objects, or products in this case? Maybe so... but take a look, the article is an interesting read.

Samsung is now what Sony once was | CNET News.com

Why does PC support stink?

Funny to some but certainly awful to others, whose memories of endless grief and frustration may come back almost instantly, this article goes to show, in a most entertaining way (think Oscars) why you should consider ditching using Symantec's antivirus products; better yet, why you should not pay for them. I wish I had just as good an article that goes after McAfee's as well.

Nearly three decades into the PC revolution, the computer industry's
post-sale support remains more honored in the breach than in the
observance.

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