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Consumer confusion?

These rock. I use them for all but the smallest items. I love that you can temporarily take down whatever you have hung (e.g. if you repaint the wall), and the anchor stays put.

I was thinking it didn't look to scale...

C'mon Steve! Are you having a Monday morning troll? LOL.

For $55k I'd buy a 23 window Samba with a shiny paint job, or maybe a patina "sleeper" and freeway cruiser engine.

A dead persons MySpace page?

I wear a watch because it was handed down to me by my grandfather. It has history. It is rare (military issue only). It has value, both monetary and sentimental. It keeps perfect time, yet is over 60 years old. It needs winding every other day, which is a refreshing step out from the digital life my usually beloved…

They sponsor him. Far from free - the equipment and organization, FAA permits etc don't come cheap..

That's a digital storage bin laden to the point of going off like a bomb!

Bjork Accent syndrome more like..

My thoughts exactly. The London cab has been a fantastic people carrier for years and the design has only improved over the years.

Just upload it all to the intersect and have the guys at Castle take down the rest of the bad guys.

What, no CSI-style slo-mo rendered video?

Give me a macbook air with a convertible touchscreen and a choice to run iPad apps or the full OS when in "iPad mode".

I got one a while ago, as I was a backer when they raised funds on Kickstarter. Shooting video on my GH1 with is fun. Still shots take a little getting used to as your on-screen viewfinder is effectively useless.

We (normal people) know that a pen won't hurt a drive, but that doesn't stop manufacturers from putting warnings like "warranty will be void if label seal is damaged, altered or removed" (Western Digital in case you were wondering), and "Do not apply pressure to drive casing" (Seagate)..

I'd just like an SD slot in the 11-incher..

I know it was written in Sharpie, but most HDD manufacturers state not to apply pressure on the drive casing. They would argue that writing on the case could apply enough pressure to cause the damage..