Is that thing half Borg o.O

You are correct, I checked and I apologise. The tablet itself simply contains location data.

Well, I have done film work...

I know.

I hope you never had appendicitis, because the grenade analogy is pretty good in this regard.

I totally agree.

What makes a good artist is knowing how to start.

With current tech, new solar plants being built take up over 5km² and supply some 300-500MWe

As a general rule if you're doing a lot of video effects work (After Effects use, for example) or graphics work having more than 8GB of RAM is beneficial.

As this system can be used to process Protein Folding, how long before this one computer trounces the entirety of the Folding@Home leader board? =p

I personally own a Bamboo (handy to have and I don't have to worry too much about it being trashed). A bamboo is probably not the best example as it is the tablet itself, not the pen, that has the sensitivity in this case. A pen would actually cost less to produce as it only has to read one input rather than a large…

I didn't actually say this particular design. I'm just fed up of missing out on the really cool ones.

Thanks a bunch =) Films are second on my list (my computer covers me for that - BR drive). If games etc are not effected, that's fine.

Thanks.

However I am in England as my post said specifically. I'd hit a hitch then. Thanks.

He means a socket adapter.

The argument in this case was that they /weren't/ being paid for it. People were given multiple work loads of positions higher than their but only paid for the lowest, for example.

Can someone tell me what drawbacks there are from importing a PS3 from Japan to England? Ignoring the price, I mean.

Crunches happen yes, they are poor business practice but they happen. However the thing with Team Bondi was that the crunch lasted years, rather than the last three months of development like most projects.

They have been around since the early 2000s, when Microsoft set a standard. I've got an old Compaq Tablet that runs XP as standard. You can buy hybrid taptop/tablets that run windows 7 reasonably well. [www.engadget.com]