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Japan Welcomes Windows 7 with Seven Layer Whopper Burger
Even compared to its wacky Windows 7 parties, Microsoft's promo with Burger King Japan is pretty out there. The Windows 7 Whopper costs ¥777 ($8.50), and is 5-inches tall. I'll try to avoid any bloated jokes. D'oh, too late. [Electronista]Acer Aspire Z5610 Emphasizes Style Over Speed
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MaximumPC Demystifies the BSOD
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