PA has had a few 4.3 builds out already, has been running great for me so far.

I was under the impression that 3D was mainly a signifier of a more capable display and that even without using the 3D capabilities the 2D performance tended to be better than standard 2D displays under the same brand.

HK has declined steeply as a brand. They have looks and a commensurate price tag, but they cut corners on internals, for example using budget room correction, less capable amps, etc. Denon/Marantz, Onkyo and Yamaha are all competitive with each other and are much better choices.

Get a nylon filter and increase the fineness of the grind and you can save a little time.

Had the same thought. My kid's love of Dora and other Nick Jr shows fell of pretty fast once kindergarten started. She'll still go back to it from time to time but they are clearly in the baby shows pile which she'd never own up to watching in front of other kids. Peer pressure kicks in fast.

Never heard of this and glad I managed to avoid it so far. Outside of vacations, everything my kid watches has come off the DVR or DVD. Four or five shows max existed until she turned 4 and then she got hooked on Adventure Time and those shows were slowly deleted.

An ice cold can of Coke is my go to if I'm stuck at work. The base of the can is just the right shape so that it works as an impromptu cold pack on my eye. White Flower oil also helps, menthol, camphor and wintergreen, its powerful.

I get migraines but they tend to roll in slow or just stay as background headaches until enough triggers cause a full onset. There are a bunch of steps I take to avoid the headaches and keep migraines from happening. The first one is to stay hydrated and drink lots of water if symptoms start to kick in. Daily…

The controllers already exist they just haven't been enabled yet. The next gen AppleTV will play games using iOS devices as controllers.

There is no real problem. There are many problems. One of them is that the mentally ill fall through the cracks of the healthcare system, especially when they are young. Another is that there are very few barriers to access to firearms capable of killing many people very quickly. Neither of these problems are…

I have the Xoom, Nexus 10 and LTE Galaxy Nexus. With the Xoom, the dev community patched up many bugs and offered new features (like SD card support) well before the official updates were released and stayed well ahead in terms of performance. With the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, its also a nobrainer, the official updates…

Why not run both? I prefer the XBMC interface on my TV and have been pretty happy with how it runs on my tablet over WLAN. I run Plex mainly to have access away from home.

There's a difference between doing some running and making running a key aspect though. A QB who can use his speed to buy receivers an extra couple seconds to get open is going to have a longer more productive career than a guy who's doing double duty as a running back and if they learn throw well on the run, just as…

Magary's point was that it comes down to training. Quarterbacks that are encouraged to use their mobility to run will get hit and aren't as likely to last the season. Quarterbacks that are encouraged to user their mobility to buy time to make pass plays will have longevity and eventually become deep threats that can…

Stock Android still requires coordination between Google, the device manufacturer and sometimes the carrier. This can cause lag in fixing bugs and enabling features and there is some precedent for the dev community getting there first, the Xoom being the best example. You can also extend the life of a device by…

Yeah, in a city full of gas stations be the one known for jacking up prices to cash in even more on a natural disaster because pumping gas at 100% capacity all day long just isn't profitable enough. Not a chance that being known as a money gouging scumbag would affect business once gas is easily available again since…

I was operating my parents' hifi in the 70s before I could read. Figured I'd let my daughter learn to run my setup (HTPC/Receiver/TV). So convenient on weekends when I want to sleep in and she can load up cartoons. Just have to rely on trust that my shows are off limits and the volume knob does not get turned up.

That's the point. The cost does come from the drives.

Its a two bay solution. The cost comes from using 4TB drives and the Thunderbolt premium. RAID 0/1, which this offers is not that expensive. The 4 bay NAS enclosures offer RAID 5 as well as enough CPU power to run a swiss army knife of network services.

Pick your budget and requirements. Then go to avsforum.com and use that as a resource for picking out equipment. If there is some flaw with a particular brand or model you will find out there. Marantz, Denon and Onkyo are all more or less competitive as far as electroncis go.