I would still choose the developer version of the Nexus One over the options that are listed above.

Obviously my wife and I are the only two people in the US that thinks $299.00 for the Logitech Revue is a bit too pricey.

This sounds like a scheme gone awry. Top brass at Nissan outside the US needs to see who in the company is creating this problem.

@Skunky: The only reason I want children it to play with their Legos.

The problem is that I cannot pick a specific type of memory. Micro SD at 32GB is not an option.

What a crock. I cannot lookup a 32 GB card for my Nexus One with all the errors.

@morcheeba: Unless you want your suspects to stop and pose for you to take a picture in anything less than the brightest of daylight, you had better get the F/4 VR version of that lens for $10K (prox)

EV-DO card??? I just need my Nexus One plugged into the Cigar lighter.

@Xander Crews: My typical commute is 90 MPH on the PA Turnpike in traffic that is too heavy for that speed. I would much rather have this (or the country road equivalent) once again.

With some race tires and a more taught suspension, that car would be amazing on the track.

That just looks awful. For less money than invested in that, I could pick up enough lamp parts and furniture scraps tossed out on the curb on garbage day to make something a bit more unique and perhaps only need to purchase some new electric cord at Lowes.

Dear Ford, Make it left hand drive. Please!?!?!?

Not totally impressed as I have seen backhoe operators perform similar feats while working the big transmission pipeline projects when I was growing up in Appalachia.

The majority these photos look like they have been heavily processed/tone mapped.

@alan505: When I drove a Jeep, I called myself KY Jeepster aka KYJ. ;)

Damn.... I am spending that trime period as a long weekend in KY.

For louvers and pinstripes

@zimzombie: I am glad to see that I am not the only one that dislike really glossy screens.

1988 just called and they want their color scheme back.

I just did this and have a folder setup to run a run batch files (as administrator) to start and stop services to fix a misbehaving application. Best move I made on a PC in the last three years.