Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 27th Nov 2005 15:25 UTC
Devotees waited hours in the cold for the long-awaited, next-generation game console. But reports of system malfunctions indicate that the launch honeymoon may be over. Microsoft was quick to respond, stating that "the call rate is well below what you'd expect for a consumer electronic product of this complexity."
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Meh, the biggest problem with X-Boxes is knowing so little about freedom and Microsoft's strategy that you'll buy one and damage your own future entertainment and work life.
No, your biggest problem is hyperbole. Give me a break. As if a machine that costs $400 is going to "damage your own future entertainment and work life." People upgrade to new entertainment equipment as it evolves. Nobody is locked into anything. Sheez.