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Is this real? For everything else Google has used a subdomain, this has it's own name, kinda fishy. Although upon further research it seems genuine.
Nothing really interests me in the store.
Nothing really interests me in the store.
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http://www.googlestore.com/appliance/GO0123.asp
That would definitly look odd with a rackmount. Interesting store concept, I was hoping they would sell the "google water" that they had for april fools day.
That would definitly look odd with a rackmount. Interesting store concept, I was hoping they would sell the "google water" that they had for april fools day.
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http://www.thestandard.com/movabletype/russellshaw/archives/000818.php
Plus, I can't see a reason for google to use ASP coding... the rest of their sites don't - so why use it for a store?
Plus, I can't see a reason for google to use ASP coding... the rest of their sites don't - so why use it for a store?
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The web site seems a little shoddy to be google.
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Steel02001
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Wow, that is surprising.
And dont they already have froggle for selling things. I guess I am just overall dumb(founded)
And dont they already have froggle for selling things. I guess I am just overall dumb(founded)
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Google - Taking Over The World One Step At A Time
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rs2sensen said:
Smart boy. All the other links for Google's main site use a "tm" [trademark] in front of the Google marquee. This site does not. It is fishy, indeed.
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