Who's Kirk Cobain? Do you mean Kurt?

No. A phone is a phone. If you like it, if it works for you, great.

It syncs them to the Eye-Fi app on the actual storage of the device. It actually creates a network that your iPad joins and transmits the pictures to your iPad while you shoot.

Tuts Plus has a 30 day course hat you can do in closer to a week and a half. It's pretty simple.

So... You're saying Steve castrated himself in 2006?

In general, I've noticed some major issues with colors being over saturated on network TV lately.

I'm sure they could do that, and perhaps they will, but I'd imagine his is an easy way for them to ship a product that doesn't require it's own screen. That keeps their production cost down, and this becomes a keychain rather than another 4" device.

I frequently get over 10 hours of battery life on my 3rd gen iPad.

He's a gathering of crows?

Wow, sorry. That's the exact opposite of the experience I've had with them. I'd say that you may want to look into getting a replacement if it isn't working for you, but if you've had trouble with customer service, that may not help.

Yup. I swear by Eye-Fi cards. They're all I will use.

Eye-Fi card. Don't buy any SD card that isn't an Eye-Fi card. They're just as fast, cost only a small bit more, and can do direct mode synching to the phone in your pocket/iPad in your backpack.

I was going to, but then I bought this really cool Starbucks card.

I agree. I could see 24p continuing on as an esthetic choice just as black and white film has. I don't, however, think we need to hold onto it as the gold standard.

*Starts an exercise revolution. Millions of American men get off the couch. Heart disease nearly ended. World peace.

If Uranus had goosebumps on it, I'd get goosebumps from just thinking about it.

I agree about the controller bit, but AirPlay can do more than just mirror. There are many games that offer a two screen experience.

The Apple TV and iPad both capably handle HD resolutions.

What kind of laptop?

The 11" MacBook Air is $999. The 13" Air is $1,199. The 13" MBP is $1,199. The 13" MBP with Retina display is $1,699. The 15" Pro is $1,699. The 15" Pro with Retina display is $2,199.