Dell had the inventory problem whipped--it doesn't build anything until it has an order in hand--but its phone-based sales staff wasn't very good at selling to first-time buyers.
And this isn't the first time the company has flirted with the idea of location-based social networking either, as a patent that surfaced halfway through last year can attest.
Other than that, though, you won't be spending too much time here, given the fact that you can't run legacy programs written for traditional x86-based Windows systems.
But I don't have a problem with a market-based health-care system that protects the most vulnerable and at the same time allows people who have the wherewithal and capacity to get an extraordinary level of care.