Ug. Someone needs to coin a term for this whole miscarriage. Circlegate? C-stickpocalypse?

Is that an inside joke? If so, count me in.

SteelSeries didn't have a problem with it.

Yeah Brian, as someone without the product and will probably not buy it anytime soon, I expected and would love a more thorough writeup. Clickable stick, used for what? Does it have a 4-way or 8-way detent or is is free moving. How does it feel?

Yeah, an unfortunate compromise, if we're being charitable. They also probably had parts and circuit design they wanted to keep. Still tons better than releasing a product without a 2nd thumbstick and then creating a separate add-on later. I hope whoever was responsible for that stays locked up for a long time.

Mike, do you know how this gets treated insofar at PSN game deployments?

Yeah, no visible stroke edges where the ink creates awkward and distracting overlaps. Excellent fills—looks printed! Genius material/media choices or he's masterful at managing wet edges. Either way, very satisfying.

I think that the cultural implied demand need for 1080p is possibly an artifact of the millennial generation's values. There is a high priority placed on authenticity that paints the myriad compromises that one must make to deliver a mass market product as traitorous.

I remember hearing some report of a study that showed that having a passenger actually improves things. Two sets of eyes on the road, two people with the same stimuli can effectively modulate their interaction to allow for safe driving.

Bullet one: Why not run your engines? If you can constantly accelerate towards your destination or target, it likely comes down to a food vs. fuel tradeoff. Break out the slide rule, but I'd rather eat well and get to a warm shower faster. That is assuming there is an optimal acceleration vector.

Mmmm that's some bad copywriting.

Cool, but not 3D.

I'm curious about this for the stylus tech. Some details on that here. And here, NVIDIA did a cool project with artists.

My take is that this really only works for retina macbook pros (with their dual thunderbolt ports) or the rare windows laptop with two displayport or mini displayport ports. Some PCs have one but two is rare. Most have some strange mix of VGA and HDMI.

Quick correction for you: these are actual monitors, not just brackets.

Totally agree... let's keep our plagiarism flags furled.

Awesome, thanks! I have the 5x5 (and unfortunately didn't buy another when they shuttered the line), but something to consider.

Awesome, thanks! I have the 5x5 (and unfortunately didn't buy another when they shuttered the line), but something…

Take a pic, I have irrepressable doubts of being able to pull this off structurally with mine.

Take a pic, I have irrepressable doubts of being able to pull this off structurally with mine.

We've had quite a few deals on the Sony Gold Wireless Headset recently, and mentioned pre-order availability of the white model, but today we have a rare deal on the premium Elite model- $60 for a refurb, which is about half the price of a new one. [Sony Pulse Elite]

Note, the Dell monitor is $100 cheaper, but it's only capable of 30Hz at 4K, vs. 60Hz on the Samsung.