I'll miss it, but have been outputting for Flash and HTML5 for years now.

Yea the black tags are very cool, but I don't think many people know they even exist. I often have people ask me about mine.

The PErformance Mouse MX has (I think) 7 buttons on it. It also comes with a cable to charge at the same time as using it.

I totally agree with this review. The Performance Mouse MX is the best mouse by far. I also have the Apple Magic Mouse, and it eats batteries so fast, that it makes it hard to use on the road. I have to replace or recharge the batteries about once a month. Performance Mouse MX uses the same charger as my cell…

I'll stick with my small Delaware historic license plate. They are smaller than regular plates, at 5.5"x9.5", plus the simple black porcelain plate with white letters is simple. Plus they appreciate in value, if you have good numbers.

That's a lot of money for this. I built mine at less than half the price.

YES PLEASE!

lol they haven't updated their processors much in the last five years

It does have to be colder to insure that the dots stay separate. But the cost of that refrigeration and the liquid nitrogen is minor compared to costs of other of manufacturing methods.

They don't even churn the ice cream. It's run though a large metal disk and dripped into liquid nitrogen. That's how the spheres are formed. It's really a super simple process.

I think it would be better if it didn't cost so much. There really is no reason why it should cost more.

BMW has used this setup for years and I doubt anyone will say they drive like crap.

The transmission usually goes between the front seats.

My S2000 is the same way. Engine clearly behind the front wheels.

Can someone tell me why they didn't put the engine behind the front wheels? That would have helped it in the handling department.

Gross, why would Mazda do this to the MX-5. It really needs more power not a useless top like the Boxster. I've taken the top off and on the Boxster and put it back on. It's a complete mess, kind of like a Jeep Wrangler, and about an useful.

I can agree with that. Or simply have a car that turns those off automatically after a predetermined amount of time.

My biggest gripe is the incessant tones, one for seat belts, one for lights left on, one for keys in the ignition. Who really needs all this nagging?

Wow, what is RIM thinking? This is just awful. They are still working with the same mindless ideas they have been working on forever. No wonder they'll probably be out of business soon.

That does make sense now that you mention that also.