+1. The photos/videos have been a little disappointing.

If your wife doesn't want a whole wall to be a screen (via a projector) then I can see how this would be nice for when you're gaming. It would give you context clues about your environment.

+1

Can't tell if serious. The "/" is in the wrong spot.

Respectively, the HARD DISK version performs up to 110MB/s, a 35 percent improvement over FireWire 800. The TB version is over 3 x faster than that even.

That's not a bad idea.

Well with Rdio you can save songs locally on your phone for an offline mode if you want. I think it's the best of both worlds ($10/mo. and having your own library).

Modern...Ah, so the control panel was full of skeuomorphic design with drop shadows in the UI and rows upon rows of square icons.

...and that makes me think of this. (skip to :38)

Maybe he doesn't write the reviews for sighted people.

I just don't want them to slip off my face...

I think it would be very useful to be able to check the weather on your route. That way you won't head into a storm without knowing. Also, you could then stream music as an alternative to satellite/terrestrial radio.

Well the picture looks like there is a scrubber on the bottom. So my guess is that you use the play button on the app when you would hit the play button on your dvr and voila!—synced.

If you want the benefit of these without the weird looks then go with these...

How hard would it be to find this girl? If he mis-dialed the number surely he wasn't off by more than two digits. If you ran the phone number possibilities along with the name Samantha in the UK there couldn't be more than 50 possibilities. Then ask each one if they are pregnant and would like to marry a soldier. …

I think a Courier would've bridged the gap quite nicely. Sigh...

Let's just hope that they have discovered us too and we can meet in the middle. I'm more interested in other life not their planet—unless there are buxom blue babes.

@Yinzers Are People Too: "I think that this means racks of servers are needed to handle his load..."