Legend11 on 07 August 2007
I don't get what some people are complaining about. It's definitely far less complicated than say buying a tv which has different techologies, resolutions, etc, and computers which have many different cpus, gpus, etc. Even iPods with different models and depending on which you look for can have different flash ram sizes, different harddrive sizes, different colors, etc. So why is it bad for Microsoft to do the same thing and offer people choices?
