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None...if you buy all the food & drink on the day you get 10% back tho :)

He said the same when he played for us, this is not new. Seem to recall music was his real passion.

I agree north stand, west, east, south shite....How about all inclusive...We are brighton! or Sussex by the sea at the right tempo.

185 + the 50 in match pack 4 http://amextickets.azurewebsites.net/ Unfortunatly the ticket system doesnt tell us if the seats in match packs are the inclusive in the 185. I guess they are probably in adddition to. ABS.

You'll get used to it...no one will force you to upgrade.

Do you own a car? Ever travelled by train? Do you watch a TV? Ever used an oven, a microwave? Are you using a computer? or do you stiill want to be back in a cave pointing at the sun, not wanting the human race to progress. Embrace change, don't fear it.

This is what I've done...you won't regret it.

If you pull a window down you can dock it to the side. Also if you don't close apps you can swipein from the left to cycle through open apps. Multitasking still possible just done different (assuing we are talking about new Win8 apps) if these are desktop apps (e.g. those from Windows XP/7...

When the GUI was introduced, businesses needed to change. Now most machines have a mouse...Times change and businesses do too (admitedly at different paces).

Over time more devices will become touchscreen so you will have Win8 generation hardware with Win8 software, making it even more compelling than it is today. Over 4million upgrades (not including any new installs) were done by consumers in the first 3 days of sale.

As last said don't pay £40 get the download version for £24.99. Head here:http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msuk/en_GB/pdp/productID.257641900

Windows 7 actually surpassed XP some years ago, but it's interesting you should mention businesses because how many of them run iOS? or any of those Mac big cat based OS's? Linux desktops? How many have skills in Windows? Windows developers? Somehow this massive area makes this not Microsoft's...

Surface RT runs Windows RT.. Surface Pro runs Windows 8. Lets be honest its not really that confusing. Its a bit like going to Android Play going to buy an App and it says ... "This is not available for your device.", except for Android device fragmentation is far worse than having two...

Ecosystem is something Microsoft dont have to worry about. Remember many apps are holding back for launch on 26th when Windows 8 ships so some of these reviews are jumping the gun here (altho admittedly many vendors are still in dev) Coupled with the largest developer ecosystem, best developer...

Back to your mini, theres a new big boy in town :p Microsoft Surface with Windows RT review -- Engadget

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That is brilliant! Love it!

The new smaller form factor is quite compelling and a welcome addition to Apple lineup. Although not sure it's going to offer anything over my Samsung to make me want to buy it, after all with this sort of device I have pretty simple needs and the 7.7 machine I already have meets these perfectly.

100%...hmmmm