Android support is coming with OS 2 in exactly one month.

It's coming in exactly one month today. Along with OS2 which will bring Android support.

I don't think you understand what I mean. Have you seen any of the demos for the Tegra 3? It (Tegra 3) looks very nice, but it's hard to tell if the demos are upscaled or playing at native resolution.

Not cool man.

I have done a ton of spec comparisons in the past until I learned that clock speeds and theoretical output isn't really that useful for the average user. In case you didn't notice the Tegra chipsets are CPU+GPU, but thanks for trying on your new smarty pants.

If this is so freakin' fast and cheap, why don't they put these chips in consoles? They could save so much energy. Or are they not really as fast as consoles just yet?

Don't forget your handy dandy wallpaper: [ninjatogo.deviantart.com]

I tried it out on my brothers phone by taking pics of signs, books ect., it works quite well, that is until I decided to take a picture of the Fritos logo, it was either a pic of surgery or assholes. Never again.

+1 I love using my Playbook it rarely slows down.

I think you should just chill out. You're acting like Obama himself walked to your house and smashed all the windows, or he burned your favorite shirt. I admit, I know little about politics, but I do know that most people right now are just fine with him.

Why wait for Microsoft, you can use the tool from Autodesk called PhotoFly for Free!

Project PhotoFly also create models from photos taken at different angles.

Yes, come to the Cayman Islands. Our tax free laws are awesome, no need to calculate how much the actual amount is you need to pay, just pay the price on the sign.

They hired him to find out what NOT to do.

I hope you have goggles with that thing. Most cheap lasers don't come with IR filters, and that my friend, can be dangerous.

From a few videos I have seen of the Arctic, it can make metal red hot if given a couple minutes. So yes, a Lego would melt.

Is that just a 'shopped Playbook?

I'm guessing they used a post production program that enables them to add in more frames. Anyone know for sure?

Damn it, I want Firefox on my Playbook!

I always save at 12, but I guess that's why my pics almost always come out as 20MB+ with JPEG and 200MB+ with TIFF.