@skt.smth: "and any English speaking country worth caring about"

@Madpotator: Just about to post exactly that :) Went to look at the Win7 version and ended up playing it for an hour!

Seems like if they spent more money coming up with novel uses for their peripheral, they'd be able to spend (waste?) less money on advertising.

Mandatory post

@Yokai: "I never thought I'd see the day where people would be paying for an online service they didn't really need."

@skt.smth: Why? I'm not trying to disagree, I'd just always wondered.

@Chris Rouse: Thanks for sharing, interesting read, but if you read the full article it eventually cites this image too.

Seems appropriate that the first person photographed would appear so enigmatic.

@Bant: Electric Burger: I think you have your far eastern stereotypes mixed up, you won't find many Japanese working for pennies.

Forgot how addictive that game is :)

@Mooncheez: Oh, they actually did! I naively watched the clip thinking it was going to be a parody trailer, not a real movie. Think I might give it a miss.

@CaptainSquishy: Yup, why sell you just an iPad when they can sell you an iPad and a laptop.

@samirsshah: I think pretty much every fiction book I own is in black and white, so it's not on my list of must-have features for an e-book reader. I can't imagine I'm alone in this.

@LordThanatos: I've lost faith in the guys behind Pixel-QI. They've had the technology for years yet there are no mass market devices using it.

@rathat: Me too, so the last thing I want to do at the end (or beginning) of the day is stare at another one! e-ink please.

I can supply you one today, for a very reasonable price.

"The 7.2-inch glasses-less 3D display is the same array of magnifying lenses that Fujifilm has used for its lenticular 3D compact cameras' screens."

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@typica1cat: I think this deserves an award of it's own :)

@toleroapto: Microwave?