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To be fair, losing the hard drive was a pretty big deal, regardless of the verbage using colloquially. To many it seemed like a maneuver to try and get unknowle
by ecshafer 9y ago
To be fair, losing the hard drive was a pretty big deal, regardless of the verbage using colloquially. To many it seemed like a maneuver to try and get unknowledgeable buyers (parents and grandparents)to get the better deal. Which they would then have to buy the peripherals later on down the line.