I've seen the multi-mounts and the "bevel-less" versions. They are pretty darn cool.

Uh, Waze does that for free.

I used to carry a detector (a crappy one) until I decided it's not worth the trouble and used the power slot for something else. :) I don't drive that fast any way.

Because he hijacked the theme instead of following the theme.

Montero here (Pajero everywhere else except the UK) was the next best known Japanese SUV besides the Landcruiser. :)

I'm like... WTH? It's like half-crochet-y, half hoodie worn on the shoulder instead of head, a bit of V-neck, and a KNEE-length skirt? WTH!?

Don't worry. I had to look it up myself. :D

That guy said Edwards, so I checked Edwards.

It's now 277, you get two more free! :)

The short answer is there are so many runways that they can test on separate parts of the base.

You want an aerospace reporter to join the military? Or you just don't read the byline any more and think all Gawker reporters are just fanboys?

"F-22 can't fly in rain" is a myth spread by opponents of the Raptor due to misunderstanding the maintenance requirements of the stealth skin.

Most of them will likely to be the older 4:3 type monitors. But those will definitely be like 20-25 each.

Good point. The 19 inch I have it in portrait mode... But that's mainly due to my darn desk. :D But it is rather useful that way.

Worse so when it's SAIC (aka Shanghai Motors)

Hmmm... it may have been DVI instead.

Forgot to mention these are OLD Dell monitors that while they are 16:9, they are NOT 1080p. My 20 inch topped out at 1680x1050, and my 19 inch here tops out at 1366x768

Yes you can. Though it takes a LOT of cruising... and you have to cruise an area where there are... ahem, less tech savvy people, like in the Mission district in San Francisco. AND you may have to settle for older models that don't use HDMI, but rather, DisplayPort, or even good old VGA port.

Except one big monitor cost 10x as two smaller mediocre monitors. :)

How about "dual (or more) monitor"? :) If you got the hardware to support them, once you got more monitors you'll wonder how you'd ever got by without them.