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So when I have a BAD experience wth a Microsoft product, I should call ole J baby?
Hope he has a lot of free time.... - Posted by: IT_Guy_z Posted on: 06/30/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Wow!
Jeremy W | 06/29/08
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Chief Experience Officer?
IT_Guy_z | 06/30/08
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we love our xbox and Zunes
marks055@... | 06/30/08
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Is CXO the same guy who puts the little buttons on Zune?
WinnebagoBoy | 07/01/08
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What do you think?
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