From the New York Times:
Everywhere you look, the electronics industry seems to be playing its own mutant variations of limbo. But the question isn’t “How low can you go?” At Dell, it’s “How cheap can you go?” At Apple, it’s “How cool can you go?” And at Microsoft’s Windows division, it’s “How slow can you go?”
Among the Asian makers of Windows laptops, though, the game for some time has been, “How small can you go?”
Turns out the answer is, “smaller than you’d like it.”
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