The gloss is making me giddy.

In any case, I think the productivity boosts of running Windows 7 outweigh the power advantage of XP. I'm definitely more efficient with Aero Peek, file browsing, and the various technical features (like DWM) which make 7 snappier to use than XP.

Concept is cool but realistically it looks to be an eyesore.

Plus, does anyone else reckon the pictures of people *cycling* down the huge spiral towers looks dangerous? :O

If this trend continues, I think I'm going to miss seeing that sad Moto logo that Engadget were so fond of using. :(

And how does m4/3rds technology not 'disown' the past so-to-speak? Removal of the mirror, in-camera distortion control, etc.

This concept is flawed in that it will become prohibitively expensive, to the point where one may as well buy a separate compact and a separate SLR for essentially the same price as two of these cartridges. And in photography, good glass will always be that. A lens which shows good sharpness and low vignetting will stay that way regardless of what sensor it is put on. The sensor? Not quite. Even comparing the last decade of progress shows huge leaps forward whereas the glass itself remains fundamentally the same.

That is why 'innovation' is being received so poorly.

Still as ugly as ever. Why can't Google hire some good designers?

Plus the wastefulness of taking a whole line of space so that a logo can be fitted to the top of the page. Chrome introduced its vertical space-saving design, yet Google's apps continue to waste it.

This says it all really: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bose

Buy. Other. Stereo. Equipment.

I was thinking that too. Lightroom on a device like that? I think not.

I think it'd be the same (or similar) to the Satio which is running Symbian as well.

When Apple did it.