Is the stock 458 really faster than the Enzo? Around what track? I think I'd still have Enzo over the 458 though.

The 458 in racing trim would look amazing, not to mention the speed of course, which will be phenomenal

it's SonAta not Sonota

The price difference is truly staggering though. I think the gap is enormous enough that most people would not be cross shopping between the two.

So what do these robots get in terms of mileage?

Cameras like the E-P2 are not going to be purchased or considered by people who are looking to buy the best performance for their dollar, and I am sure that Olympus is fully aware of this. They are marketing their resurgence of PEN cameras as a sort of Leica-like item, and in that sense, the price isn't too hard to swallow at all.

As a Nikon DSLR shooter, I would totally rock one of the new E-P2s and its awesome slim lenses because not only is it smaller/more discrete, it's just plain cool to have a camera that's different from all those Nikonians and Canonites waving around their huge lenses as if they are compensating for something else that they are lacking.

As a pure photographic tool, the comparable (in price) Nikon D90 or Rebel T1i are undoubtedly the better choices, but for those of us who either already own supercameras or those of us who do not need all that a DSLR system offers, this type of camera could (and will) fill a niche while offering substantial discounts over its competitor (the Leica M system).

I thought RIM was going to make another 9 thousand revisions to their existing Curve and its similar form-factor siblings before looking at the Pearl again. It's about damn time they updated the aging design and hardware.

It's gotta be the newest and best recognizable sports/sports car. In this case, I think the Lexus LFA should do justice.

Both systems have inherent flaws. What irks me the most about the PSP Go is that Sony was able to create new problems for the portable platform while not adressing major flaws of the original PSP and its subsequent followups leading to the PSP Go.

I personally prefer the PSP 3000

Autoblog's photography is getting better and better. Totally enjoyed this gallery. Thanks!