Perceived value. Most people don't want to spend $250 for a hand-held and over $30 for a game when they can get a full blown console. Oh yeah, and maybe Nintendo forgot that the economy sucks.

Damn it! You beat me to it.

Actually I found the article fascinating. I work in contract manufacturing and straws are part of our business.

I must be desensitized because it doesn't look that bad to me.

What fuels terrorism? Fear. How many planes were bombed in the United States before 9/11? None, yet bombs and planes have been around for 100 years. The TSA is only as good as its agents yet things are still getting through and people are stowing away in luggage compartments. Where does the legalized molestation…

Otherwise known by your local weatherman as "straight line winds".

There's an App for that.

This is what happens when you take the easy and cheap way out. You pay more in the end.

I hardly consider that art.

This story summed up a lot of what I have thought. Mission Control is an unnecessary additional mess. My magic mouse doesn't allow 3 finger swiping like the trackpad on my MacBook Pro does. The Finders sidebar now has my Devices at the bottom instead of the top. Why? And iCal is just plain ugly. If you can't…

What's next? A Facebook operating system?

Already been done dat.

And these reviews are based on what? TapNav currently has 1 star rated by every single person that bought it.

Well that was 2 1/2 minutes of my life I will never get back.

Karma.

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWwwwwwwwwwwwww....

For $100 you could have a Mac Mini with a warranty and not have to go through all this headache. And one thing stories like this don't mention is that if you update OS X, it almost always results in a kernel panic. One time I updated iTunes and got a kernel panic because the installer updated a driver.

There are already warning labels on the games. Parents, do your job!

I kind of don't blame them. Sometimes in life you only get one chance at something.

I would eat it just to be able to walk around naked outside.