Anonymous  +  958073 Sat, 31 Oct 09 01:53 PM Hello,   Can someone please explain me this sentence? What does "enshrined on his altar" mean?     And according to him, we have entered an age that’s a far cry from that of the PC enshrined on his altar to beige-box antiquity. Consumers and workers have been gripped, he says, by a “gizmo revolution.” Anonymous

	jemaasjr  +  958102 Sat, 31 Oct 09 02:16 PM on his its altar to beige-box antiquity  I think that "antiquity" is the key here. It means celebrated for past accomplishment, but not currently revelent. Like Robert E. Lee enshrinted as a stone statue. jemaasjr Joined on Wed, Sep 30 2009 Full Member 136 JohnnyBoy Sentences

	Delmobile  +  958164 Sat, 31 Oct 09 03:24 PM I agree about the definition of antiquity, but "his altar" is correct. The "he" of the following sentence is the one who has set up the altar. Delmobile Joined on Wed, Jan 2 2008 Contributing Member 1,082 Sentences