@Paco hmm it ate part of my comment.. continuing. So it must use no more then 704.8w for 2011 and no more then 428.68w for 2013.

hmm part of my comment was eaten. Continuing. So it must use no more then 704.8w for 2011 and no more then 428.68w for 2013. Under these regulations a 19 inch screen would need to be under 104.2w and 68.32w.

The posting states "per inch of screen area". Area is length * width. A 58" diagonal 16:9 TV has an area of about 3364 inches. So it must use

These are nice, but where are the 5 disc BD changers to replace my 5 disc DVD changer? Perhaps these have the ability to store BD's to the drive for playback? Nah I'm sure that would be asking to much of them :/

The model names make sense to me. Based on the production descritions. EX models are the ones with BD recorders, & the number is an indication of the HD size.

I don't see a rating for it on the IIHS site and it's not really a microcar. However, I would rate the roof stregth for the New Beetle very high. As I rolled my 2000 NB 3.75 times and it came out with far less damage then the cars in the IIHS test.

It is a nice picture.

Yes, Chris I am aware of the cpu specs. We currently have the first gen iMacs with the Core Duo processors. We use them to test the drivers for our products. As we will need to be testing in 10.6 soon. A clear statement as to wheather or not our current hardware will support this OS would be good. I would guess that our current hardware would suport 10.6 but Apple has been knows for their "we don't support that anymore" mentality.

I'd still like a clear statement from Apple as whether or not the Core Duo Macs are supported. When they state "Mac computer with an Intel processor" and then "64-bit support requires a Mac with a 64-bit processor" I just scratch my head. Our company either needs to spend $169 for the full version or $1200 for a new iMac to test with.

When I first saw that photo. It made me think of my bunny when he is sleeping in a bunny loaf.

I have been wating for 2 years for SciFi , or SyFy now, HD from comcast. While the two comcast providers adjacent to me have had it the whole time. Thanks Cherry Hill - Comcast of Garden State. :/