AT&T bag front (iPhone Unboxing)

ASUS ODM stuff is usually top notch: I had the pleasure of using a company ASUS-branded notebook a couple of years ago
on a contract job between the times at a major Kansas City-based financial services
company. It had the fit and finish that an Apple or a Sony would have (in fact, it was
anodized aluminum, just like the powerbooks of the same era). Another contractor I
was working with dropped his twice, and it kept on ticking.; Posted by: nix_hed Posted on: 07/02/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Anyone care to chime in Jack-Booted EULA | 06/29/07

At first..... xuniL_z | 06/30/07

Never had an Asus notebook NonZealot | 07/01/07

thanks. xuniL_z | 07/02/07

Unboxing exitement tony.wit1@... | 07/02/07

It's a Mac thing... olePigeon | 07/02/07

deboxing is curiously amusing mflemming@... | 07/02/07

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