@ThomasWolfSwe: I have the Logitech Z-5500's and I absolutely love them. They've been around for a few years but are still some of the best PC speakers you can get (without going way over their $300-$400 price point).

@Bandit: That's because instead of revenue going to mom and pop and therefore being invested back into the local economy, it was going away to yet another corporation for marketing, expansion in other markets, etc. No one cares now because it's just one corporation replacing another.

@breadofwonder: Except that film isn't higher resolution than digital. Film is generally either 2K or 4K resolution. Yes, what consumers call HD is less than that, but digital cameras like the Red One can already do 4K, and this particular technology is—relative to film—still in its infancy.

@IsLaNd3r - and the chipmunks: It's not like this guy was the only one who ever thought of the cell phone and who ever worked on making one.

@Geisrud: No, it's not. It's a video :P

@bunfoo: I wouldn't invite you either if you were talking about an "iMac Pro."

@thechansen: I don't know how widespread Panera/St. Louis Bread Co is, but if you can handle the noise you can get a small coffee for either $1 or $1.50 (not sure since I always get it with food) and it includes unlimited refills.

@webdevmike: I don't have a PS3 but it appears that XBMC can be installed to it. I just set up Plex (XBMC for Mac) and it has pretty good Hulu Free support, so I'd think something similar might be possible on PS3.

@Guard: So that fact that I paid extra for a phone that provides the best user experience for me means that I was just trying to be trendy and feel important? Right...

@w1llk - Undoubtedly Cookies: But then 16:9 content will have black bars on the side...

@Software_Goddess: Just find your city/section of city on Google Maps and type "food" or "restaurants". Comes up with stuff nearby, complete with the phone number, directions, reviews, and sometimes even things like hours and a menu.

@Nathan Obbards: Get the parts in? I won't be satisfied until the whole thing—literally the whole thing—is a single piece!

@sktaka22381: Possibly me. I'm also grandfathered in but my 3G usage has come out to almost exactly 200MB/month. Of course, I have WiFi at one of my jobs, a desktop at my other one, and I'm a student at a campus that has nearly 100% WiFi saturation. However, I'm likely holding on to my unlimited for now, since I just…

@NuevoLeon: How were you not implying it? You said that connecting the PS3 directly to a router would be faster than the new 360's built-in N, as if the 360 can't also directly connect like that.

@NuevoLeon: This appears to have an ethernet port as well.

I was going to come up with an elaborate explanation of why you are a dumbass, but your own comment already established that sufficiently.