@thelostswede

well, for one, you could not be a prick. legitimate question, especially when most engadget is a consumer electronics blog. Most houses in suburbia are no more than 80 feet across the front, you have to wonder why you would ever need to run 300' of HDMI cable in a consumer setting, especially when you take into consideration that many HDMI installations can reach 50-75 feet unamped with no problems..

just sayin'

timmachine, jon, and chris are all the same person.

way to go tard.

you do that too? i thought i was the only one.

He's right? read xda-developer's forum - all new Verizon smartphones (blackberry + WinMo) have their GPS chips unlocked.

yup, that must be it

*checks Windows market share*

oh right, still at 90%. They're definitely gettin' crushed over there in Redmond.

my comment got deleted :(

so every time i chew gum, yawn, etc, my tracks are skipping all over the place and i'm dialing kenya and hanging up on a phone call?

etc etc.

so when i chew gum, does my music keep skipping around to different songs?

not to mention yawning, talking, etc etc etc.

what audience is this competing for, exactly? the "look ugly, feel green, spend 9 grand on a POS" audience? cuz I gave up on that group long ago.

you're shittin me right? 250cc scooters take about a mile to get to 70mph, and a 2009 Ninja 250R takes 6 seconds to get to 60. The whole point of a scooter being the automatic transmission (at least here in indiana, it can't be manual in order to qualify), I seriously doubt this is gonna come equipped with a 14,000RPM redline engine that is mated to a 5 speed manual gear box.

8 or 9 thousand will get you three brand new Ninja 250R's, and they'll get 80 mpg. That was my point.

pointless when a zuma will go 45 mph and get 100 - 120 mpg. know because i own one and drive it all summer.