I kind of wish this was filmed from behind him, so we can see what's happening on-screen.

I think Natal is a cool concept, but it still needs work. I'm also curious about how well it can tell the difference between me and the floor lamp in my living room. I don't have enough space to dedicate a "Natal area" and I think that's going to be the bane of this technology.

I've seen this demonstrated on TV, and I think it's an interesting concept. Unfortunately there is no visual element to it's operation so it could all be fake for all I know. I'd like to witness one in person (even if it means getting 'shot' with it), just to see how effective it is.

Tesla is the last company that needs a government loan. Building more toys for people that don't need them. If they were working to develop an all-electric car that was PRACTICAL then maybe, but the Tesla is far too expensive to affect the kind of economic and environmental changes that the Obama administration is trying to achieve.

It kind of sounded like the keyboard would have been left exposed, and I was concerned that would end up causing issues. I'm broke so it doesn't really matter, but I'm still curious.

I'm not really up to speed on the netbook scene, so this might be a noob question... Can you reverse the screen and still fold it all the way flat? Like a closed notebook, but with the screen on the outside?

I'm wondering if you could get the extra battery life from the keyboard dock, but still use it like a tablet...

I hope there's a way to disable it... I don't want the webpage scrolling up and down while I'm watching my pr0n.

I saw "GSR" and thought Gunshot Residue. Too much CSI, I guess...

Japanese uses three different sets of characters, each of which probably contains over a thousand individual characters. That would be one really big keyboard.

Or you could just write it down on this thing.

It's a PMP. Read the article.

Great, even more shit for kids to spread and share their germs with.