SpeedTV carries most races (with a couple run on local Fox stations). You can watch the last race of the season this weekend.

God no, Indy was a terrible, terrible track for F1.

Is this the kind of crap that passes for an article here? There's no such thing as an R20. The Golf R (possibly GTI-R) name has been known for weeks. Get it right. Even worse, not doing enough research to know that the TT-S doesn't come with both transmission options here is pathetic. It literally takes 10 seconds looking at the specs of the car on the Audi site.

Seconded. I've had my this setup (Pioneer SE-DIR800C) for about four years. It's utterly fantastic in every way. The only caveat is that the headset isn't super sturdy, so I've actually gone through the orignal headset and bought a new pair. No regrets though.

Why does Autoblog insist on calling the Golf R the R20? It makes me question your journalistic quality when you can't even fact check the name of a car that's present in the video.

Richard, I've been trying to find that lens for over a year for my Olympus SLR. I located it a few months ago selling for $1200. At $1500, the camera body is practically a giveaway.

The title should be about the relaunch of Encore HD. Encore had an HD channel before, but it was turned off in 2005 for whatever reason.

"What really boggles the mind though is Blockbuster's quest for even more brick-and-mortar as digital downloads begin to take off."

Which would matter if they were trying to buy Hollywood Video. What does digital downloads have to do with a consumer electronics store?

How can no one else have noticed that this episode retconned the episode from several years ago where Lisa tries to dance and is a complete klutz? I distinctly remember her screwing up "Tappa tappa tappa." She was terrible until she got some electronic dance shoes from Dr. Frink. Now all of a sudden she is a virtuoso? Am I the only one that remembers this?

@ EEL

While the glass is the same, the electronics behind the scenes that do all of the processing are the key. It's ALL about the electronics, not the glass. Pioneer said the same thing this week when they noted that the glass they use for their Plasma displays isn't as important as the electronics that they make. To put it into perspective, a painter may paint on the same canvas as DaVinci used, but he isn't ending up with the Mona Lisa.