There is no redesigned system on the way to wait for. I mean, sure, maybe in 3 years, but it's not worth waiting 3 years when there are a lot of great games coming it for the system in the next few months, and a number of great games out already.

Doesn't matter, that's the point of this device. You seem to be trying to say that your device is better, but it's not, because it doesn't do the main thing this one does, 3D without glasses. When I take a 3D picture with my 3D phone, 3D camera, or 3DS, this photo frame can display it accurately, yours cannot.

The top screen on the 3DS *is* 16:9. But the point is it's a gaming system that can also do Netflix, not a dedicated movie device. The theory is you'd have your 3DS with you to play Zelda or Resident Evil or whatever, and then you could watch a movie or an episode of Breaking Bad or whatever. And maybe if you were…

Why won't they be able to sell 3DS's with in-game footage? Just choose the games that look almost like XBox 360 games (like Resident Evil, Super Street Fighter 4, DOA).

Ah, so THIS is how scientists decided to cover up an asteroid that's going to hit the earth - by telling everyone it's really just going to be a near miss, so amateur astronomers won't freak out as they track it.

...and no support for 3D, which is the main point of this device.

At home I use my Kindle, if I'm out at a restaurant by myself I won't have my Kindle with me, so I'll read on my iPhone. It's not ideal, but it works, and with Kindle it remembers where I left off on my previous device. So yes, I legitimately bounce between two devices, so no, limiting it to 1 device is definitely a…

The Kindle has Amazon Instant Streaming, iPad doesn't, it's interface is designed to find media, and a large part of the iPad's bigger screen is wasted on movies because movies are widescreen and the iPad isn't. And for watching movies on the couch, the Kindle is easier to hold. So no, I'd say for the first one the…

Compared to a statement with *no* evidence, my anecdotal evidence is rock solid :) I was making the point that if something is said to happen "over time", well, you can't say I haven't had enough time.

But, was the Superman that DC bought the Superman we think of today? Because originally, Superman couldn't fly, just jump really high - thus his "leaping all buildings in a single bound". Maybe DC made changes that improved the comic.

No, employees volunteer to work overtime and lie to get more time than they are allowed. 18 hour days are not required at all, or even encouraged.

Um, I've been drinking quite a lot of corn syrup ever since it was introduced in Coca Cola Classic, and I drink a lot of soda, and always have. No pancreas problems. It's not really possible to find someone who'se been drinking soda with corn syrup for longer than me. So I'd say your talking BS, don't listen to…

They weren't trashing anything, it was an article that listed the facts about how the screen of this device is inferior to even other non-Apple devices, despite lofty claims.

When you speak to Siri, it translates what you said into text. It then sends those words to Apple's servers over the internet, which apply powerful AI routines to the text to figure out what out what you wanted, and then sends commands back to your phone.

Yeah, multitasking was held back because of technical limitations, not to try and sell new devices. Devices with 128MB RAM were already running out of RAM all the time just running one app at a time (which causes the app to crash), they didn't have the memory to store old app data.

The local Siri doesn't understand words at all. It can translate what you say into text, but then it has to send those words to a server to figure out what you meant, what you really wanted. Because there's just so many ways you could say something. That's what differentiates Siri from the simple voice recognition…

That's actually the point. The lawsuit is about how people who are NOT experts can't tell the difference when seeing someone using the product. If you see someone drinking a can of Coke, you know that it is Coke by the look of the can. If you see someone using a Galaxy Tab from 10 feet away, and they have the…

Yes, Apple notebooks are white or made from a block of metal, very distinctively different looking from the rest.

Because it's more than just the physical shape/color of the device. Apple is claiming that Samsung copied a ton of of things from iPad and iOS, including the device looks, the default icon layout, the icons themselves, even the packaging. And Apple spends a lot of money on the design and feel of everything up…

He held it up facing the lawyers. Like that all you can see is the identical front face.