Yes... because we want it in another STORE... not another CARRIER. Wait.........

I heard they wanted to test this new technology in a controlled area... in case it turns everyone into flesh-eating zombies. That way, "cleansing" the area will be easier - and less media coverage. The Government also has all the GPS satellites prepared to re-route potential visitors away from the entire area (to continue The Simpsons reference).

Wait... Was 'The Fall Guy' released in 16:9 widescreen format back in the 80's ? Doesn't appear to be stretched or zoomed. Hmmmm.... Lemme get Lee Majors on the phone......

ME ME ME ME ME !!!!!!

@kmarsh...

Just because you "have a shot" at getting that 50-year-old homeless chick that throws cats at traffic... doesn't mean the 50-year-old homeless chick that throws cats at traffic > Mila Kunis

: )

(let's see if anyone figures-out the Family Guy references)

Gears of War on Dallas Cowboys' HDTV > Left 4 Dead on this set-up

http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/20/giant-cowboys-stadium-led-wall-caught-playing-xbox-360-during-do/

GO COWBOYS !!!!!!!

Apparently, you're not familiar with servers in the business world - which have been using various distros of Linux (like Red Hat, Fedora, etc) for YEARS over Microsoft's server OS - due to Linux's highly stable platform (hard to have a server running 24/7/365 if you keep having it crash). Plus, Ubuntu (very similar to Windows & OSX) is getting VERY slick/desirable... which is why manufacturers are starting to use it now.

You MUST be kidding me !!!!!!

Just remember: Being first to respond to an Engadget story is very important... in the middle of a workday. So refresh... refresh... refresh... refresh... refresh...

For those Engadget users here in the States (like me)... SCART is a funny-looking, old A/V cable not used much outside of Europe. Good for over-seas consumers... but does little for us here. It's a common connection found on certain electronics - but we never did much with the technology. Monitor does look freakin' sweet though.