And the transformation to Entertainment 720 is complete

Hey remember when this dude was british nobility with foppy Hugh Grant hair?

Is that the one where coach taylor got blown tfup?

It’s like being married, but now single guys get to experience the mindfuckery!!

I mean, Jared from Subway got his ass kicked

I *think* the idea was that the guy hit his head and couldn’t react properly - but it’s still a bit ridiculous. But if you disregard her superhuman strength, for me, the technology itself is world-breaking. If you have a device that can pull out people’s memories, then pretty much every criminal would make sure there…

I played it in a Chuck e. cheese’s in Va. Beach in the early 80s. probably ‘85 or so.

My kids have NO, ZERO claim to privacy on my devices / networks. I have told them as much. Just like I have NO, ZERO claim to privacy on my company’s networks. When my kids can afford to buy their own devices and / or networks, then they have a claim to privacy.

Fake as Fuck.

not stop motion. Bullet time.

I believe they also gave the Sony RX100 4.5 stars. http://gizmodo.com/5931587/sony-rx100-review-this-camera-singlehandedly-makes-point+and+shoots-relevant-again

As the father of 3 kids, I constantly fret over whether they need to see the doctor for some symptom or other - when half or more of the time it's just a wasted $30 copay. I will be buying all of these on day f'ing one.

Yes, where's my damn star?!

Granted, Blu-rays are also compressed (never said they weren't). I guess my point is that 1080p does not impress me in the slightest for $35,000. It needs to be 4k at MINIMUM. Otherwise, to state "better than blu-ray" is to split hairs over barely visible artifacting.

"And for just half a grand it will download a 1080P copy of a film the same day it's released in theaters across the country, with better image quality, sound, and color than a Blu-ray copy"

He says "right?" an awful lot. Good thing he often is.

Ah NetZero - free internet forever. It's even in their name, right? Right???

This should have been the response of Microsoft and the Source.

It's the temperature your house deserves, just not the one it needs right now...

Steve Jobs would have never issued a letter like that, but then again, he would have never allowed the Maps app to be released as it currently is.