@Garion: Where does the iMac fit into this equation? Seems to me that they should just call it the Mac.

@HektikLyfe: Classic. You lose an argument and pretend you just don't want to participate because it's beneath you. Nice.

Ha. It takes a big man, Brian. I think this is a textbook example of the fanatacism behind having the latest gadgets and how there's always something better. Unfortunately for the Apple faithful that fanatacism comes at a higher cost.

@HektikLyfe: I would think that 3 days would bring a better response. I'm truly baffled at how you don't seem to understand common English. Let me try this again, I'll try to explain it to you like your a 6th grader.

@PhilR8: Yes, technically 2 recommendation of a single model is technically "reputable recommendations". However, the fact that that is all you can drum up is evidence that the brand as a whole is not widely recommended which was the point I was trying to make. As far as Hyndai, looking at where a "company .. is…

I don't think you can tell the difference between 720p and 1080p in 3D so in that regard I don't think it matters. However, unless you plan on making 3D the main reason for purchasing, anything over 42" will definitely show a difference in standard HD.

@PhilR8: Your argument is that 2 recommendations for a single model means they make good cars? Oh, plus a good review of a "corporate sibling's" (different company's) car? Ok, I'll bite, what car does Kia make that is supposed to be their "sibling version" of the Sonata? Nothing? So how does a good review of a…

@PhilR8: Also, that's exactly the reason why they target the lower income, less knowledgable consumers with little to no choice in their purchase.

@PhilR8: "Out of touch"? I owned a Kia for 5 years that I bought new 7 years ago. Nothing but trouble. 3 transmissions and the air conditioning went out once. After 5 years of ownership, getting all the scheduled maintenance, and an almost perfect body, I was only able to get about $2000 for the trade in. That's…

@Zinger314: Yet faster than Safari on the iPad....

Keep in mind that this Hanvon people. That's like demoing an all electric vehicle made by Kia. It doesn't really showcase what the tech is capable of. Wait until the more reputable hardware companies step up.

Bottom line: If you want painless updates, pay for PS+ like you do Live. Otherwise, enjoy the free service. Since when is choice bad?

@Phantom: Correct me if I'm wrong, but all the shows listed above as only having content as recently as May have since been off the air. There are no newer episodes to post. The ABC shows you talk about are summer season shows so they of course are going to be more recent.

@HektikLyfe: NO, MORON. I would think that since you felt the need to repost my comment that you actually read it at least once but let me emphasize the key components that you can't seem the fathom:

Except when people use this as a way to "rent" apps. I understand that logic can be implemented to allow you to only try an app once, but it wouldn't completely curb this behaviour. I mean, if you "try" every single GPS app available you could easily make several trips without ever buying anything. I think a much…

...and there goes the rest of his street cred.

So.... they're just going to sit on it until it's convenient for them to release it?

@cruzer555: Well, here in the real world, if you can't afford something, you can't have it. Those of us with self control learn to live within our limits instead of trying to justify why the rules don't apply to us.

@cruzer555: Piracy and theft are exactly the same thing. You tell yourself otherwise so you can sleep at night. When it comes down to it, some spent time and resources to create something and you are denying them of their rightly deserved compensation. If you think they are charging too much, don't buy. But…

@Aaron Crabtree: I agree, but what I was trying to say is that Big Bang isn't likely to be added to Hulu Plus because CBS doesn't even have the rights to put it on their own website.