MKZT: I don't care how "disarmed" the warhead is, or how "friendly" Russia is ATM is. I could see one of those on display in a MUSEUM and I'd still get spooked. That thing just scares the bajeezus out of me.

So have they fixed the eat-2-Gb-of-RAM-in-one-day issue yet?

@ash78: Not true. At first glance, the only parts that are new to me are the wheels, the fender flares and the windshield. I've seen all those parts before - for a while.

@HeartBurnKid: So what's more justifiable then? I think it would be much easier to justify spending $1500 on a keyboard that is no doubt going to increase your productivity (if you make use of keyboard shortcuts a lot in different apps) than tagging an extra $1500 onto your new TV just to get the NECESSARY 120 Hz…

Looks great. The only issue I see with it is issue of reflections/glare in a bright room. Maybe it's easier to see in person though. Either way, I wouldn't turn one down if it was offered to me!

Yea, also, why use THIS mustang. It has already been established that this car's prehistoric suspension doesn't even allow it to go around corners facing the right way...

The more important news here is that Steve Jablonsky's musical score for this movie will also be released by Sony Pictures on that date! *drool*