I thought he was crazy, but I instantly became jealous of his mortgage payment.

Apple obviously didn't find the trackpad significant enough to announce at WWDC a month ago. I think this is looking into it too much.

@A.Jaswal: Yeah, I know what you mean. I had an original intel MacBook and went with a windows machine after that (saving tons of money for better specs at the time as well) but there were things that I did miss on my Mac (the trackpad especially. I ended up returning it and forking over the cash for the i5 Macbook…

@A.Jaswal: Hmm, while I agree with you, aren't iMacs made with essentially laptop components?

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: That's what I thought. I did some poking around though and I have to go to the store for the refund.

What if I bought my bumper with a gift card?

@R.b.3: While I do appreciate good commenting and I understand why there are rules, I think this comment is perfectly acceptable. I don't understand how you could possibly think this is an unrelated post, and like Turkieshooter said, it wouldn't of helped any if had explained it further.

@BRuddy: Building Kick! EXPLOSION!: This deal is getting worse all the time.

@Zazu_Yen: Nolan has a lot of clout with Warner bros... From what I've heard he had a blank check for 'Inception'.

I miss playing Drug Wars on my TI-86

@Tanjoodo: It's behind a glass case.

@johnwonderbread: Yes, it is a lot better at night. I think I was more disappointed by how degraded it has been by robbery.

@Łukasz Volpino: That is a terrible analogy. Having the bumper on the iPhone, which isn't the most ideal situation, does fix the antenna issue. Putting a hat on while driving a convertible with a potentially dangerous engine issue will not solve anything.

@lifefollowsmypen: When I went to Europe I was most excited to see the Mona Lisa and the Colosseum, but both disappointed. The David however, is breathtaking.

@Wibble: Full of win.

@Psychonaut: Your negativity interferes with my pessimism: I would agree with you if he wasn't referencing money, which he was.

@Ioncloud9: It wouldn't be. $52,000 in 1910 would be equivalent to about $1,182,418.40 dollars today. So, if you buried $52,000 100 years ago it would still be worth $52,000.

@sbunny: I agree with you that for now they do need more of those phones, but I also think that we are just naturally moving away. Cell phones are a huge part of what we are now. It's crazy to think that 6 or 7 years ago I had a Cell Phone, an iPod, and a digital camera (3.2MP) that I carried around all at once.

"Mark Twain was in the audience crying".

@AndrosZ: Ha, I saw you.