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This isn't something that I addressed in the review, obviously, but thank you for pointing this out. That product you linked to looks interesting and would make a nice review. Thanks!

Yeah, thats officially the quote of the month. It made me laugh.

While I find it humorous how this all played out, it just reaffirms my beliefs that while ideal on paper, in real life, Digg is an easily manipulated process. Also, how many of these people know what to do with this code? Those that can actually make sense of it and use it would have found it...

Yeah, it does look killer. I am sure though, that real aluminum would add a bit of unwanted weight to the notebook. Speaking of weight, how much does it weight?

Brilliant answer. Rob, you've been owned.

In what way? I haven't had a single problem with the remote to date. It's still running on the original batteries even. I would say that a Bluetooth wouldn't be neat, but it would also up the price more than likely.

Thats definitely strange. I see it best to just declare shenanigans on card readers all together. And while I am at it, I am going to add my Kodak EasyShare docking station to the blackballed list as well.

Ahh, the dreaded thread hi-jack. Brings back memories B1lk1. Oh the old days at AQM3.

Looking good.

Or those of us who are insecure beyond belief. You do like me don't you?

I have honestly never installed an internal one. I assume they work off of a USB header?

The best card reader I have ever owned, and I should mention that it's the only one, is the one that is built into the side of my Dell monitor. I have worked with many and while some gave me fits, others worked well enough. As a rule, I try to avoid them as much as possible.

The server environment would be the first place to start if your looking for a real world advantage to using so much RAM. Other than that, like you said, video editing but even then, how many people are going to find themselves in a scenario like that?

How important is DirectX 10 gaming to you right now? This is pretty much a non issue right now, and in the near future so it might not be something that you will want to concern yourself with. For the card you mentioned, I am assuming you are shooting for the sub $200 range. In that price...

One design aspect if this cooler was that of the four heatpipes on the ChillTEC, two were attached under the peltier. One would think that the closer the TEC is to the CPU block, the better it would perform. This is also assuming that it is working far more than it does in the ChillTEC design...

g-sixty might be able to confirm or deny the use of an optical connection. As sad as it is to admit, I didn't notice at CES.

I honestly think it looks good. I am just left wanting more out of it's performance.

The best thing about this notebook in my opinion is the brushed aluminum top. Tell me that wont turn a few heads in an airport or on campus. Aside from that, from seeing it in person at CES, (which I did not notice the front of the notebook then), it's certainly a notebook that one can get...

I am unsure how they are attached but I do know that DDR2 chips are notorious for coming off of the PCB. Is it possible to do so, I have no reason to believe that it cant be done, but Rob might be able to chime in on this more.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811117084 We reviewed this case last year and it ultimately sucked. However, with a 90 dollar mail in rebate, and an initial cost of just 90 bucks, how can a free case suck that bad?