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Preview: Microsoft Home Servers - for Kids?

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Mommy, Im scared...

Mommy, I'm scared...

Summary

  • Product Name: Home Server
  • Manufacturer: Microsoft
  • Review Date: January 14, 2008 12:00
  • First Impression: Mildly Interesting

While the home servers are nothing new, Microsoft's new method of introducing them to your child certainly is. "Mommy, why is there a server in the house" children's book was eye opening to us on a lot of levels. First of all, how does someone (no matter their age) call a server a server without knowing what it does? Second, why does the child sound so scared? Is it just because the thing is so loud or does the server put off an air of evil? While we understand that children need to be informed about computer and HT components in your home, we figure every page of that book should have a big read stop sign with the words "Don't Touch" on it. But that's just us. Hey, you're only about 2 years from having your child know more about your electronics than you do so maybe you should just enjoy these years of technological superiority. For more information, please visit www.microsoft.com.

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As Associate Editor at Audioholics, Tom promises to the best of his ability to give each review the same amount of attention, consideration, and thoughtfulness as possible and keep his writings free from undue bias and preconceptions. Any indication, either internally or from another, that bias has entered into his review will be immediately investigated. Substantiation of mistakes or bias will be immediately corrected regardless of personal stake, feelings, or ego.

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