What a cool office! I've always wondered, why doesn't our president have a computer on his (or possibly hers) desk? Does it seem overly old fashioned to anyone else?

I think the president having a computer on his desk would send a message that understanding technology is important for everyone in the country. And of course he SHOULD get a Dell! 

I doubt the US President really needs a computer, what with PA's and a whole office working on his behalf, why should he spend time staring at a BSOD, or trying to figure out why Ubuntu doesn't have a Start Menu?

We are however being slightly presumptuous here, just because you've never seen George's XPS lurking inside the desk, that the TV cameras don't show, doesn't mean he's not using one! If the US President did have an XPS sitting there, wouldn't Apple have a few concerns to voice with the Trade Secretary?

Computer Technology is of course becoming more and more fundamental in people's lives, but the growing dependency upon them to run our lives and that people SHOULD understand them is ridiculous, you're essentially stating that OAPs and our older generation MUST pull their thumb out if they are to be part of society and stay in the loop, which is sadly how things will turn out..

Angela Merkel even has a Video Podcast on her Webpage

http://www.bundeskanzlerin.de

 The funny thing is, the title on the page of BUNTE says: "Mrs. Merkel, did being chancellor change you?"
And the first article on the page has the title: "Merkel says bein chancellor has not changed her personally"

Lionel:

Maybe is time to post something about the " 2407WFP-HC Ghosting/Shadowing issues... " and the order delay on this monitors.

http://www.dellcommunity.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=dim_monitor&thread.id=81254

THANKS!