What kind of freelancing?

No one said the PS4 would be 20-60GB...That was the PS3 launch.

400 actually sounds very appealing imo. The Wii U is 350 already (I'm going to ignore the gimped one with 3GB free space), the way I see it that will be the minimum baseline for the other 8th gen consoles going by what's rumored to be in them, 50 dollars more for such a vast specification difference sounds fantastic…

You should check with your doctor of course. But the link between dietary cholesterol and blood cholesterol is actually smaller than that between weight and cholesterol, so it may be worth it for you.

So if you're doing dumbbells, would it still be able to measure that since you're mostly stationary?

Even uglier than the regular super slim...It shouldn't matter, but it does. Even if the bundle pricing is fantastic, I wish it would be in a better colour.

Speaking of which, I still have my Nexus S, and I'm curious about something. I'm being offered a trade of my Nexus S for a Lumia 900, would you do it?

Top center, the black area is a touchpad.

Looks much better. I like the concave thumbsticks of the 360 better, but they said they rubberized it for more grip so it might not be a problem.

See the Digital Foundry article. The framerates are always above 30, shouldn't be a problem, and both trade blows with each other for the highest framerate.

That seems to be the case in most cross platform games, I think it's just the render engine, or maybe extended black through HDMI.

I know *why* it happened, but that doesn't change that it did run worse. I'm just used to games often looking a tad sharper and having more stable framerates on the 360, and MGR is one that I see no difference in so I'm confused why someone would say the 360 clearly wins, and that that's surprising.

I don't know about that, ME3 and Skyrim still had issues on the PS3 as well as some others. But yes, when done well, they can look just as good as each other, I was just confused why the OP said what he did.

For once? That's the opposite of what I've been getting for 6 years, this game actually looks just as good on both in-game, but cutscene videos are compressed more on 360 (see the Digital Foundry article). But for other cross platform games most perform better on 360.

In-game looks pretty much the same, but the cutscenes in the 360 one are more compressed (see the Digital Foundry article). That's also why the PS3 demo takes significantly more storage. Probably couldn't fit in a DVD for the final version so they compressed the videos.

As long as they don't make big sacrifices for the touch screen, I don't mind one. Imo, the Lenovo Yoga is one of the best ultrabooks out there, you don't have to use the touch screen if you don't want, but you can also flip back the screen into a tablet form factor or put the keyboard back at an angle for easier use…

99 from 350? And Reggie did say they would avoid price drops...You'd be waiting until the end of lifecycle I would think, like the now 99 dollar Wii.

Juice defender worked well for me.

Nexus S. Still usable, but it's getting slow on the new OSs.

Also about that odd video RAM amount - isn't there supposedly a separate GPU-like chip (probably the GPU portion in an AMD APU that will go unused for graphics) for GPGPU acceleration with its own 256MB RAM? So it wouldn't really be 2.2GB video RAM as that number makes no sense, but rather 2GB for the video, and 256mb…