Default BTO config in Ajax Bubble!

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   The ability to easily add the default BTO configuration in the Ajax bubble would be an incredibly good idea, especially for computer sales stores!
That way, a potential customer could see the default processor, RAM, etc without having to click each individual system.  Honestly, if I could make only one change to product cart, that would be it!
Another great change would be to add the BTO config to the actual configuration page, perhaps even in a floating menu script.  If someone is configuring a computer with 40 different options, they might like to take a look at the original configuration and perhaps see the changes to that configuration as they click a different option.  It sums it up nicely and would look gorgeous in a floating menu script.  But even a static table with the BTO configuration on the actual configuration page (I could never understand why it would be on the viewprd page and not the config.prd page) would add a great deal of value to productcart.

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	The ability to easily add the default BTO configuration in the Ajax bubble would be an incredibly good idea, especially for computer sales stores! That way, a potential customer could see the default processor, RAM, etc without having to click each individual system. Honestly, if I could make only one change to product cart, that would be it! Another great change would be to add the BTO config to the actual configuration page, perhaps even in a floating menu script. If someone is configuring a computer with 40 different options, they might like to take a look at the original configuration and perhaps see the changes to that configuration as they click a different option. It sums it up nicely and would look gorgeous in a floating menu script. But even a static table with the BTO configuration on the actual configuration page (I could never understand why it would be on the viewprd page and not the config.prd page) would add a great deal of value to productcart.