Re: [PCWorks] Netbooks (and SSHD's Solid-State hard drives)
- From: Hugh Vandervoort <hughv2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pcworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 06 Apr 2009 13:53:04 -0400
This business about not reading manuals is weird. I admit to having been
puzzled by this for years. People spend $20,000.00 for a car, or
$1000.00 for a computer and never even crack the manual. I've seen
dozens of these things, pristine, in their factory envelopes while
answering questions clearly explained therein.
There must be something I'm not getting, as the people involved are not
usually lazy or stupid.
I'm hoping to stay out odf the crash reoort business for a while, but
you guys will be the first to know of any new ones.
Peter Kaulback wrote:
> Truer words were never spoken Hugh!
>
> I visited with some friends who recently bought an iMac to replace all
> the virus ridden PC's they have had. Virus ridden because they didn't
> want to take the time to understand they should close the back doors or
> not accept every single thing that comes through Messenger or email.
>
> Now they have their new Mac and found all their usb ports are full, yet
> they didn't read in the really friendly manual about the 2 usb ports on
> the keyboard. Which is the biggest problem of all don't you think,
> people look at the ads for how much simpler everything is and pay no
> mind to the written word be it on paper or the web. Even if it is a
> picture in the manual showing the 2 keyboard usb ports ;)
>
> Please keep us updated with your crash reports Hugh, they are the real
> things to follow!
>
> Peter Kaulback
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