I don't reckon when it was built they had the safety barriers next to it. Otherwise, I like it.

I can't wait until 3D printers are cheap enough so we can "print" lego. I really feel in the mood for some lego now!

I guess after a week of making people hungry with tasty posts, this is here to counteract that thereby restoring balance to the fragile world of Gizmodo readers

@GC: :) I remember when this was on every ad break in the uk. I find it odd you choose this.

They're gonna taste great!

@minibeardeath: what is this magical printer you speak of called?

In the UK the PS3 is a really good option in my opinion as it is the only thing that supports BBC iPlayer (apart from the Wii). 4OD is also on the way supposedly.

I guess an evil lair sorta decor will suit some corporations.

For some reason this picture made me think of this childhood tv show.

@Horst Tappert: I would disagree with this. I think the XMB is a brilliant way to navigate as it is clear, un cluttered and simple.

It looks like Damien Hirst and Spider Man had a love child.

I don't think they'll make/announce a PSP2 before they have worked out the PS4 so they can create 2 systems that really integrate well together and have similar approaches to gaming.

what's the deal with that comment thread anyway? i read it once. then i analyzed the humour, deduced that the rest of the thread would be copying the orignal post and changing a few words and closed my browser tab.

@Scenick: You can't capture as it runs independently of the computer. I believe my adaptor takes sound as there is no other output connections on the belkin thing (I haven't tried the adaptor yet as my iMac is at university and I'm at home)

@Unholy_Hero: If you have the 27inch iMac there are two options for you.

As with the 27inch iMac they need to support some other inputs such as HDMI.

@Jack Skitt: There's also import tax.

This will be hell for someone who can't sit still at board meetings.

I saw someone on my newsfeed going to the gym, this morning which alerted me to FB places being active in the UK.

Well Done Jason!