the phone is tiny, but the magnifying glass is HUGE!

*Why do they look like characters from the Howard Stern Show.*

Because Howard knows what attracts guys attention: Lessssssbians!

yeah, I have a friend with a portable Sirius radio. I never caught the name or model number....usually when I've seen him carrying it around (lunch hour walking arounf Manhatten), he's been listening to the very popular Howard Stern. Which is where MY Starmate tends to be tuned to.

Another friend has a Sirius boombox - and has been known to carry THAT around even though it's not small.

I'm not sure what the problem is, but those of us listening to Sirius are Very Very happy.

ok, whst are they deciding is "inappropriate behavior"????

I'm currently recovering from an injury and I can assure you all that there are times when I know my face (and sometimes entire body) have been contorted in pain.

Am I to expect the "appropriate behavior" police to jump out of the bushes, knock my crutches aside and asault me because I looked kinda funny there for a moment???

LOL. I just love how the O and A fans even come here to rain on people's parade.

I love my Sirus - great content. The music as well as Stern. His show has never been better, and I've been listening since he first came to NY.

There's no reason to listen to terrestrial radio ever again (and I haven't since last december). Devices like the Stiletto are simply the beginning. More and better radios are on the way.

and, btw, I've never had a problem getting reception.

make it multi-boot and it would be worth it

My first computer was an Amiga 2000 - bought in 1989. I taught myself graphics and animation and later went to Los Angeles to revolutionize the effects industry.

I found the Amiga inspiring. That's not typical of most computers. In my opinion.

can it go up and down stairs?

if the airlines don't get serious about intelligent security they will find themselves wihout passengers. I'm not a criminal and I don't care to be treated like one.

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin

I love technology and gadgets. I wish I had more. I love looking at them, reading about them and talking about them.

I bought my first computer in 1989 (an Amiga) and taught myself computer graphics and animation. Eventually, I went to Los Angeles and hooked up with fellow artists and we worked on projects that won Emmy's.

I know I don't have to prove anything to anyone. And if my grandmother was alive she would love my gadgets too!