Its not just about "legacy applications"
But more about the cost of replacing a perfectly working PC to one which will run Windows 7.
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I also got bored of waiting for the review and got one on the strength of this forum:
http://android.modaco.com/content-page/318410/i-just-picked-up-my-san-francisco-findings-as-i-go-in-here/page/560/#entry1420572
... and don't regret it for a moment. Just about everyone says it blows its nearest rival - the LG GT540 - out of the water.
It really is an amazing piece of kit - even more so if you can haggle and get it for £70 like I did.
Its an amazing phone for the price, and many who own the closest rival - the LG 540 Optimus - have said the Orange phone is better.
If you're buying one ask to see the "discount leaflet" that Orange produce (but don't hand out), it gives details of which workers can get a discount in store. Public Sector workers get 20% off (take your wage slip in store)
I had a USB powered device (manufacturer may have been "Audiolink") like this about ten years ago. Cost £20 from Ebay, about the size of a packet of fags, but could only operate on three pre-set frequencies defined by DIP switches on the side (and was highly illegal of course).
Range was about 75 metres.
Provides an interesting insight into the whole matter. First you're outraged that the photographer has had his film taken. Then you're sort of relieved that the police reply to say that it captured an assault - considering the nature of the march and the kind of thugs who usually attend them, you think its a good thing.
Then you read the post from the guy who's film was taken:
"When the footage was later taken I was told it was because I had filmed an alleged assault which occurred when a man on a disability scooter apparently drove over the foot of an officer."
A disability scooter running over a coppers foot? FFS.....
I wholeheartedly agree. People only go into Warrington to fight or pull slags. If the soldier really wanted a drink there are loads of places he could go without issue.
Most Warringtonians invade my quiet trendy suburb of Stockton Heath - the women looking for a better class of bloke, the blokes looking for a better class of women, thus bringing that area down as well. So now we have to go elsewhere (not saying where though for fear of it being ruined!)
There are a number of SP3 issues which Microsoft haven't yet corrected.
One is when a user with a mandatory profile logs onto the network for the first time and is forced to change their password. It changes it but doesn't load the rest of the group policy and the profile doesn't get deleted from the client and gets corrupted, preventing further logons.