@BiznessMan: Drives are cloned and placed into forensic read only enclosures, so no, you can't time bomb your pc.

I don't mind phone concepts but it's nice if they bear some allusions to reality.

Lego model is disappointing.

When I leave this mortal coil I hope it's not because I've just done something retarded that's captured on video to embarrass my friends and family.

Old news, project was abandoned with extreme prejudice after it stumbled across 4Chan and subsequently burned "FAP FAP FAP" into every monitor screen at the University.

So all you need is 196100 metric tons of antimatter, that you somehow have to keep absolutely safe for six years while travelling at up to 296794533 meters per second, to hopefully arrive at an inferred planet that should it actually exist as advertised better be suitable for life as you didn't bring another 196100…

Don't like his music but I'll never understand how anyone could consider a month in solitary reasonable punishment for that 'crime'.

@a_guy_named_ryan: that's no man, it's text to speech.

N-ice voiceOver aDT, very

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Needs moar nacelles.

"Hang on a minute lads, I've got a great idea... er..."

You're doing it wrong, how are we commentards supposed to have a vicious flamewar if they all get awards? man up and pick two that suck already.

I'm pretty sure if I stood on my phone it would get pretty poor GPS and cell signals, but I suppose that's because I'm in a major international city, not a remote jungle mountain bunker.

@DJKGinHD: I suppose it's possible that they've spent millions designing and commissioning an extremely low production run of 42" HD displays with the corners chopped out...

looked to me like most of those smartphone users were replying to emails & txts, maybe Microsoft is gently breaking the news that those features won't be available at launch?

THIS LOOKS SHOPPED.

@invictus2006: I thought I told you never to show your face around here again?

Nice hands on video showing what it can do, seems responsive, UI and aesthetics seem mighty familiar for some reason. Especially liked the way the owner coveted it a little when he put it back in it's pleather wallet at the end. Very Good Marketing.

If you haven't checked out the PDF many commenters have linked to on the 2005 Stamford research, it's well worth a skim, it clears up a lot of questions about resolution losses and gains.