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>Has no one mentioned that besides the fact that they 'reverse engineer' >their products based on the hard work of others. They also manufacture at >least some of their products in China... I believe there's a few ethical >dilemmas involved in that particular approach to cutting costs via >dirt-cheap, underpaid, sweat shop labor? Food for thought... > Yeah it was mentioned, but I'm afraid the presence of goods manufactured in China is nearly ubiquitous now. I'd almost challenge you to see if you can go through any room of your house and not find one or more things that are manufactured in China. Doesn't necessarily make it any better to buy such products but I think its hard to avoid them these days (unless you simply refuse to buy anything that's got a low price tag and even then... I mean Nike shoes aren't exactly cheap) Kevin _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com