Gyroscopes and accelerometers, eh?

It'll take a lot to bring users back to IE. If Microsoft is able to set themselves apart in some way other than being reviled as one of the most insecure browsing platforms, it would go a long way towards the end of recapturing that non-corporate marketshare.

I wonder if they lose points for hitting a civilian village instead of terrorists.

@SteveplusMtDew: You have a BS in Computer Science out of High School? Must be a hell of a school.

They forgot to add:

@A.Jaswal: Even if it is expensive and unnecessary, it's better than requiring a new camera for 3D. Up until this point most 3D solutions have been something like duct taping two d90's together.

Blue body pain sounds significantly less fun than blue body paint.

We need more Art Deco Gadgets. It's been long enough, that style can be cool again. Gadgets would also do well to start pulling their colors from the 50's-60's Auto Color Palettes. Candy Apple Red, Pastel Turquoise...

This is exciting! No, I'm not a Microsoft employee. Just an innocent bystander. However, I know what this means if it's done right. This could mean a strong WP7 start. If that happens, it means more competition for Android and iPhone.

@Curves: This sort of thing is already in place for many workplaces. RFID badges required for entry into restricted areas or parking lots, etc.

This doesn't really remind me of Tron.

Alright Sony, don't worry about delivering content on this, worry about making it a viable format for archival purposes.

@junior ghoul: I was actually starred in this thread. :)

@Stem_Sell: [www.imdb.com]

Incredible.

Windows 7 is an awesome OS so far. I've been using it (the Retail version and Ubuntu Lucid Lynx lately) since last August and it's worked out just fine.

@jbpomidor: I'm not sure on that one. I would imagine that water could only be saturated with minerals or salts to a certain point, a point at which they'd crystallize as water evaporates. Since the water's not evaporating, I'm not sure if the same rules apply, it's been a couple years since I took Chemistry.

@JakeMG: Omega Man: Yeah, the *facepalm* is a regular part of my daily routine as well.

@Steven Callas: I was wondering "How did I miss that post?" then I saw the time on it. Thanks for the encouragement!

@jbpomidor: There has to be an electrolyte in the water for it to work properly, so distilled water wouldn't work.