• 13.3-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen display with 1280x800 resolution;
• 1.6 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 4MB L2 cache;
• 800 MHz front-side bus;
• 2GB of 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM;
• 80GB hard disk drive with Sudden Motion Sensor;
• Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100;
• Micro-DVI port (includes Micro-DVI to VGA and Micro-DVI to DVI Adapters);
• built-in iSight video camera;
• built-in AirPort Extreme 802.11n wireless networking and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR;
• one USB 2.0 port;
• one headphone port;
• multi-touch TrackPad with support for advanced multi-touch gestures including tap, scroll, pinch, rotate and swipe; and 45 Watt MagSafe Power Adapter.

So what's the big issue?: A great unfair with old customers
Godaddy doesn't support ASP.NET 3.5 runtime by the time Microsoft released it. Many customers of Godaddy sent mails to them. But their reply says that; they don't have any plans for allowing ASP.NET 3 or 3.5. And because of this customers were disappointed and few of them decided to wait for few days to see an upgrade from Godaddy.

29th February 2008 was a good and bad day for the customers who were waiting for a positive comment from Godaddy.
The notice they published on 29th Feb, says: 'As of February 29, 2008, this is only applicable to new hosting accounts'

After Godaddy's unfair, many of the customers decided to leave Godaddy. By the time other providers were taking advantages of this bad decision.
 
However, After having a loss, again Godaddy published a new decision on March 23,2008 11:04 PM.

Their notice says: 'ASP.NET 3.5 runtime is backward compatible with versions 3.0 and 2.0'

Now users are allowed to run all frameworks of ASP.NET. Why don't you upgrade youre' account now?

Though Windows XP SP3's official release has been delayed, it can be found on pirate sites and well as Microsoft's servers

While Microsoft makes users wait for the official version of Windows XP SP3 (Service Pack 3), the update has been widely distributed on pirate sites and can still be found and downloaded from Microsoft's servers.
On Tuesday, in a low-key announcement on a support newsgroup, Microsoft said it would delay the release of XP SP3 because of data corruption issues between the updated operating system and its retail point-of-sale software. The week before, when it had touted the service pack's completion -- in its nomenclature, SP3 had reached the "release to manufacturing," or RTM stage -- Microsoft had said it would offer the update via Windows Update on April 29.

Days before that, however, copies of the RTM build had leaked to the Internet and were easily available through Rapidshared search sites such as Warez-bb. Currently, there are several language-specific versions of Windows XP SP3 RTM showing in search results on that site. Some have been tagged as Build 5512, which Microsoft manager Chris Keroack confirmed earlier this week is the official designation for XP SP3 RTM.

Wednesday, ZDNet blogger Adrian Kingsley-Hughes posted a collection of links to 12 XP SP3 installers, including those for the Chinese, English, French, German, Russian and Spanish versions of the operating system. Those links led to executables on Microsoft servers.

Earlier in the week, Microsoft had cautioned against downloading such files. "It's possible that some third party websites are linking to the Windows XP SP3 software that we have published for MSDN and TechNet subscribers," a company spokeswoman said in an e-mail Wednesday. "Since we cannot confirm the source of every link, our recommendation is that customers wait until we've published Windows XP SP3 to Windows Update and the Download Center."

Microsoft, however, has not pulled the standalone installers from its servers; as of today, the links were still live.

Computerworld downloaded the English-language installer -- a 316MB file -- used it to install XP SP3, and confirmed that the result is Build 5512 of Service Pack 3.

In response to a query, a Microsoft spokeswoman said the company had no new information to share about when it would add XP SP3 to Windows Update and post an official standalone installer to its download site.

This article prove, all Windows XP SP3 versions in different torrent and rapidshared sites are not officially released versions. So I suggest all my fellow friends to wait for Microsoft to Publish official version on their Download Center.