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equal units sold? You mean sold to AT&T? Oh boy, now we are starting to use Microsoft numbers. You know how Microsoft books sales even if they are only enroute to sit somewhere for who knows how long. We can't be counting those....it's not a true picture of sales..dammit.
- Posted by: xuniL_z Posted on: 07/27/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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