CBC. Funny enough the Canadian network is faster with updates than CNN.

I wonder if this will be a proper standalone tablet, or something like the Wii U tablet which has to be near a stationary console. Also if it will have physical controls. I'm not sure how well something like a Vita with a 7 inch screen would go down.

They know this means they'll be pooping oily fats for a while, right?

I should try that this winter. How much do you take?

lol

You are right, it's probably the heat cycling that kills them, but leaving them on all the time defeats the purpose of more energy efficient lighting. I think their testing methodologies need to be changed to suit how most people will use them.

Although I've never held one so maybe I'm completely off, but I don't think I would mind a little extra heft in a smartphone, in fact I would welcome it, it makes it feel substantial and I don't have to keep feeling my pocket to see if it's there. Greater battery capacity >>>>>>> a little weight savings in my books.

Real world performance will take some time to come to light...CFLs never last even close to their rated life for me, and i'm in a fairly new home (so no old wiring).

No Intel would mean no x86 would mean dropping the vast majority of OSX applications, which would have to be rewritten for ARM. For anything apart from a Macbook Extra-Air, I don't think so. Besides, while ARM designs are catching up to low end x86 parts in performance, they are still at least one order of magnitude…

How much do iOS and Android take in total?

True, but to be fair the amount of mercury you would ingest from a CFL completely blowing would likely be less than a tuna sandwich (edit: didn't even notice your name before writing that, lol)

Too bad about the flaws, I really love the Lenovo Yoga but this flipping method is by far better, you don't have the keyboard facing down this way.

I keep telling people, you can tell from the pixels it's real. People are too disbelieving nowadays.

Real world performance will take some time to come to light...CFLs never last even close to their rated life for me, and i'm in a fairly new home (so no old wiring).

There's no wind tunnel effect for an open motherboard like this, so wouldn't it be better to have the fan on the other side of the heatsink to blow air through it, rather than sucking, since the air wouldn't be forced to move through the fins just sucking? There's a lot of open air between them the way he has it set.

You could only see them in HDR pictures.

I thought this was the most iconic image of Sandy.

300-350 for an unlocked high end new smartphone is pretty fantastic, no LTE sucks but that's still an amazing deal.

Quad core 1.5GHz Krait in a phone, that's faster than any ARM tablet that I know of, crazy. Assuming an application scales well to four cores though.

Looks amazing. Odd that the Nexus 4 phone has a better processor than this though, not only is it Krait with much higher instructions per clock per core, but double the cores too.