@Chernobyl: Yeah, I totally understand the logic behind that decision. I typically buy entire albums at a time so Amazon is a good deal better for me (and my wallet).

I discovered the wonders of the Amazon MP3 marketplace months ago and I've been using it ever since as a place to get great, inexpensive music.

@Chernobyl: That'll probably never be an option. Apple likes having its own little media download monopoly on iOS devices and I highly doubt they'd be willing to give it up.

Save yourself a mint and get yourself a pair of HiFiMan RE-262 IEMs. Trust me. They're fantastic for their (estimated) retail price of $250.

The only reason I clicked on this article is because of Sam Spratt's amazing artwork.

@FluxDecapitator: I've had mine for a couple months now and I love them. Whatever you paid for them, it was a wise investment.

@TimeMuffin: Audio Technica ATH-M50 headphones. Slaughters the Beats for less than half the price.

@jturnbow: So true.

Listening to a pair of HiFiMan RE-262s. I'm in audio heaven right now. These things are amazing.

@lycosman: Point taken.

I guess these would be best for POP music!

@no computers in texas: Yeah, that comment irked me slightly too (even if it was in jest). Hip-Hop/Rap music is awesome.

Looks like an upside down boot to me, at least at first glance.

I think this alarm would be just as annoying to the people whose homes are being protected by it as the criminals breaking into them.

@DukeOfPwn: Yep, check this out. [www.amazon.com]

I guess the next thing that needs to be built is a real sapper, right? Amirite?

Here's hoping Google fails then.

@Eriamjh: I was hoping I wasn't the only one!

Too expensive for me. I can get *real* toasters for that kind of money!

Not exactly surprised and as much as I tend to disagree with Apple on many matters, I don't find fault with them here.