waaaaaaall-e?

awwww. HTC not following? shucks


oh wait.. HTC IS already using microUSB.

where are the apple fan boys?

that's still small. I've been using this for a while and it's 444kwh.

http://www.batterygeek.net/product-p/spps-19-444_batterygeek.htm

Jeremy Korzeniewski, if you can say [Source: Carroll Shelby Licensing],
then at least have the decency to give the photographer his credit too. you should have at least inform him..

IF you still dont know who he is, google "Easton Chang".

at least include something like "photos by "Easton Chang" unless you want to be slapped with a copyright infringement.

the reason why it's so fast is because areca has got 2Gb cache onboard. even my single drive connected can do 2Gb per sec. that's because areca is caching all the data. he has to go above 2GB, like around 4GB and above to show the true speed. from what i know of areca, it's limited to 800MB/s after the 2GB cache is filled.

D3x just have AF edge to edge.. just use live view..
the only issue i have is 1.8 FPS for 14bit/FX. whilst 12bit/FX is 5FPS.

at nearly 2fps it took me some getting use it after usign D3. now D3 is the my backup and the main camera is D3x.

the price tag? nope. it's actually quite cheap..

canon's 1ds used to be even more expensive. i didnt had to think twice getting D3x. think about it.. what is the nearest 24.5mp camera with good lenses? mamiya? phaseone? exclude sony. it's more expensive than D3x.

OUUU!! I love that flash hotspot on the screen. it makes it so readable outdoors. yum. another "great" apple product.

I presume it's the similiar concept to stanley meyer. go google him. or better still, youtube.

not sure about you guys, but my HP laptop has got removable DVD, removable HDD, removable KB, removable touchpad and removable batteries. note that i can remove them without a screw driver. HP business class laptops have been like that for the past few years.

as for single press sheet metal. HP has done that with blackbird. so nothing new here.

what would be interesting is if Mac uses the metal case as some form of heat sink. HP has only gone as far as using the metal sheet at the bottom of the keyboard as a secondary heatsink.