@NeoTechni: The point of having it only on the touch screen is convenience and looks and portability. Apple doesn't want to add physical buttons, no matter how much any of us ask it. Yes, carrying around an Xbox sized controller in your pocket, would be best for games, and having 104-keys and a mouse would be best…

@dallasmay: Many games use multi touch. All the ones that have separate controls for moving + action (such as Street Fighter, Nova, etc) make use of the multi-touch.

What about Forge from the X-Men?!? His mutant power was "an innate superhuman talent for invention - an intuitive genius, it is as natural as breathing for him"!!

Keyboard case with built in USB + SD slots would be great. Wonder if it's possible?

is that a question about current iPads and Android Tablets (which, those <$200 ones at least, really stink) or future?

"But I did it because that's what I had to do. I could have pulled over each time. But who does that really?"

@runn1ngman: You don't get any new games though. You're stuck with whatever is out already.

"Love Me." "Love You." "Love Terry." Are the words on the poster, in case the picture of hearts and Terry the Loveable weren't clear enough.

$2000 would be ridiculous... unless it has a Retina Display :D

@pɹɐoqʎǝʞuǝʞoɹq: It's not only the length of prison sentences, it's WHERE you go to prison too. A white collar criminal won't be spending time next to a convicted killer. And jail sentences don't work the way you think; you don't simply start with the most heinous crimes at Lifetime, then start subtracting a week or…

How do you dust a room like that?

@Les Mikesell: If the media did that with every entity that's ever been less than truthful and forthcoming, there'd be no companies to report on, no sports news, politics, entertainment, heck not even the Red Cross nor my grandma would get a byline.

This reminds me of something Brian Lam posted over a year ago:

@Rob47: Yeah but that's one of the reasons why UK prices are higher than in the US :P

@RockstarAgent: Botanically speaking, tomatoes have always been fruits because of the way the plant grows. It's when it's used as an ingredient in cooking, that some refer to it as a vegetable.