I dunno man, the clip from 0:01 to 0:06 looks pretty CG to me...

I wonder if that bubble was inspired by this ad.

Cost: much

Don't worry. The stuff is made of fabric so, rather than lying in pearls on top of it, sweat will get soaked deep into the fabric!

Yes it is.

I reckon slower but steadier progress would be worth it. How often (in normal life) do you use the quadratic formula? And how often do you use everything after it?

That's certainly a valid issue. A touchscreen keyboard is much easier to change, and with a touchscreen you could possibly even have a small rectangle to draw logographs like kanji or hangul.

Honestly, I don't care if animals die.

Hmm. My phone has a keyboard that magically appears under the touchscreen. Also in portrait. I'll be interested in dynamic touchscreens when they actually become dynamic (have bubbly pixels or something) and even then I might prefer a physical KB to not sacrifice screen space.

Based on the color scheme, xBox division?

Except that the eye doesn't really focus that good if you're very very close up. Half a foot is fine, but an inch is impossible to focus on for many people.

I'm of age.

Yeah...no. I'll just use the traditional way of combining images into a language: typefaces.

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Sexercise will.

Considering the screen is much closer to your face than a TV, 7 inches could very well be enough. Keep in mind that the iPad is in your lap, while the screen would be mounted right in front of your face. Plus the iPad's aspect ratio isn't optimal, which means that all in all the iPad movie would be only about 25%…

A book? No thanks, I've already played the game.

Not a tank, and not a castle, but maybe this lifts your spirits a bit...

Well, the iPad is a decent solution too - basically it comes down to a simple thing: get rid of the bulky old CRT screens. You could also give everyone a netbook like the VAIO P - those don't weigh much either. Or you could give them any other tablet. Just get rid of the old CRT's.

Along the same line, I disagree with what she says about reading and learning. I've noticed that I personally learn the best and fastest when I don't read anything but have to do shit anyway. You figure said shit out on yourself, and it stays stuck in the braincase much better.