Unless you're watching something like Avatar which is full frame in 16:9.

Why would the FCC be taking the pictures? Aren't these just exhibits submitted by Apple in support of their application for FCC certification?

But Sony, that trick NEVER works...

@grkhetan: But some really high percentage of Apple's potential market for this device are already active Netflix users, and you don't want them to leave your device to go do something they're going to do anyway.

Well, we're all made primarily out of dead plants too.

I just counted, and there are now at least thirteen devices in the house which are ready and willing to stream Netflix for me at a moment's notice. I haven't checked to see if there's a Netflix player for the toaster yet, but it's only a matter of time...

I'm guessing iOS 4 for iPad is available tomorrow.

@guitarherozer0: Indeed, because trying to figure out the Android market situation, relative phone features, and everything else, is enough to make just about anyone give up and say "screw it, just give me an iPhone" because that decision doesn't require all the complexities.

As a kid I went to a UC Irvine open house in the mid '70s and there were a couple guys there from the physics department with a big glass dewar full of LN, and they were submerging their entire arms in the thing for several seconds without apparent harm.

When did "in the cloud" change to "on the cloud"?

@TheAlmeida:

"The best way not to be unhappy is not to have a word for it."

Time traveler will especially appreciate antique lounge chair designed in 1956.

@Bobbles!: Paid for, past tense, as this one has a lifetime subscription.

@Bobbles!: Except that anyone who values their soul will use Tivo (or equivalent) and just jump over the commercials.

@Daetaga: So if you hit a pedestrian, and hadn't spent the $150, then the opposing lawyer will claim you are a heartless bastard who doesn't believe a life is worth $150, and the jury will find for an extra million against you.

So I have to toss in here, as a user of their products, that I think the Propellerheads make what is quite possibly the highest quality software in the world, and their licensing policies and community are also absolutely top notch.

Hmm, seems like it's not a big step from this to requiring some kind of "RealID", i.e. making it illegal to pretend to be anyone or anything that you aren't, even if that person/entity is entirely fictitious.

The thing that these displays have to achieve in order to succeed is perfect 2D viewing, which is to say the 3D capability must not affect the viewing of ordinary non-3D content.

I'm sure Razer is crushed. 1% sales loss due to no more sales to MLG players. 1200% sales increase due to sales to kids who heard it was banned...