it's like mario cart, except lol

look at it this way; is there already other phones that have MMS on AT&T? If there is, then there is nothing to stop AT&T from just clicking the 'enable MMS' on each iPhone account apart from their stupid account management systems.

I totally agree. Teabagging is old and the fact that joystiq think it is a 'halo' thing shows that they are well behind the times.

Frat boys have been teabagging IRL since forever.

indeed. If you think that damaging someone else's car is good, prepare for bad things to come your own way.

Regardless of how loud you think their exhaust can/can't be, you NEVER touch someone else's car.

There is laws in Australia that prevent cars from having exhausts too loud. there is also different dB levels for different times of the day. Fair enough its rediculous at 10pm at night, but during the day? who cares?

Bubba is real. He haunts my nightmares.

Peter Brock is dead. He was an Australian Racing Legend and cannot be confused with that clown
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Brock

Pete Brock is nothing in comparison.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Brock

Xfire.com turned 1337 yesterday too...

It's not visible anymore, but here is a screenshot...
http://www.smoobox.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4012

not to mention that it would be 480p - not 420i

"where would the content come from"

answer - 4 2.5 inch CCD cameras with pixel-shifting technology
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4320p


The eighteen-minute uncompressed UHDV footage in the NHK demonstration consisted of 3.492 terabytes of data, with each minute requiring 194 gigabytes. In this format, an uncompressed two-hour full length UHDV movie would require 23.28 terabytes of data storage. However, using current MPEG-2 compression technologies, a UHDF video signal with a format of four times the width and four times the height of the current 1080p HDTV standard would require 16 times the bitrate, or 6 GB per minute, with a two-hour feature film requiring 720 GB.

optimus maximus "for the wealthy"

I had a look on the site to see if there was a price drop and saw ~$480 - then i realised that that was if you wanted the standard keyboard with 1 - i repeat, 1 - OLED button.

IBM Model M
Das Keyboard
Logitech G15v2