On Feb 10, 2013, at 3:14 PM, LuKreme <[email protected]> wrote: > In our previous episode (Sunday, 10-Feb-2013), John Musbach said: >> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227797 >> >> I think the reviews speak for the product quite well, no? >> >> "Oh, but if you're thinking about getting a bunch of these for gaming, the >> go right ahead. This will definitely speed up the amount of time it takes to >> die in CoD. That way when it doesn't help your gaming you can open the case, >> pet it, and pretend it's a $2700 girlfriend. There's no way a real >> girlfriend or wife would let you buy (or think you were smart for owning) >> one of these anyhow... not until they come way down in price. If you're a >> girl, just buy it. It's way more street fred with nerds than a ring of the >> same cost." >> >> "Despite popular opinion, this drive isn't made of gold, it will not be hand >> delivered by the Chosen One, will not positively/negatively affect your RAM, >> and will not cost you your first born child. But depending on who you >> believe, it may still protect you from the impending zombie crisis" >> >> "As soon as I plugged this in, the walls started to melt and JŠµsus floated >> down from the ceiling on a Raptor made out of Weed and started playing >> Dubstep with his Eyebrows." >> >> "Sold my car to buy this and wow, this is the best thing I did besides >> selling my kids for a motorcycle." > > It would be so nice if I had some idea what the hell this was without > clicking a link and leaving my email.
No worries. It is just a NewEgg product listing for a 1TB SSD using some unobtanium form of NAND and costing $2500. The "reviews" of the item are what John was quoting. _______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
