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- it's the technology behind
- that sells PS3, namely Linux OS.
- Posted by: Linux Geek Posted on: 11/17/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
More money than brains
BeGoneFool | 11/17/06
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it's the technology behind
Linux Geek | 11/17/06
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Unfortunately technology has nothing to do with PS3 sales
BeGoneFool | 11/17/06
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