Perhaps it is because even you seem to be unaware why it is so odd in the video? Maybe that's why.

My power cord for my OQO got messed up and I have been putting off buying another (couldn't afford to drop $99 on a cord).

Is it now too late? Does ANYONE have any idea where I can get a cord for my OQO 02?

I can't believe my unit might be useless now -_-

I would appreciate any advice.

If you are serious, my brother is a Patent Attorney... I'm sure you could e-mail him/the firm he works for with your question (or any firm for that matter).

If it has merit, you could move forward.

What's your e-mail?

@ark... BR is still not a "for sure" thing quite yet (although it most certainly looks like it will be).

It is, however, a fluke.

Let's not forget about BR's failed proprietary siblings.

Looks like a Texas Instruments calculator and a PSP had a very ugly baby.

This is just depressing... I'll need to figure out a new way to visually express the fact that I've had a great idea in the year 2012. =(

That is the question.

You can't just put 2 words together and... like... wow. I honestly have no idea how to respond to what you just said.

Maybe if we added spoons and foil to it, it would work better too?

Stereotypes? Apparently you weren't aware that even countries *bordering* nigeria have had to deal with overflow from the insane amounts of scamming that is going on, as well as mail fraud using bordering countries' addresses.

A stereotype is a statement that, in the end, is false and based on mass-beleif.

There is nothing stereotypical about assuming a Nigerian based company might be a bit scammy when nothing is said about the company (including a name) other than, "they want money".

So let's review:

-Irish people are drunk all the time: Stereotype.

-Puerto Ricans are always late: Stereotype (although my puerto rican friend is admittedly always late)

-You should be cautious when doing any business with a
Nigerian living in Nigeria: Playing it safe based on mass amounts of cases in which people are screwed out of their money.

Do me a favor and take a look at some laptop touchpads...

I just looked at about 7 before posting this to make sure, and yup... they all wear in the middle.

You may think you use the whole thing, but you really just stick to the middle in a circular pattern.