Am I the only one who read the title in my head as "2 Wheels 1 Plug" and wondered whether I wanted to click through or not?

I pay £7.34/month for 8Mbit broadband in the UK with O2. If I lived closer to the exchange, 20Mbit for £9.79/month would be mine (

We got this far in a discussion on bad cover design on good games without mentioning The Orange Box?

No live stream? No live blog? Apparently no cell signa/WiFi inside so my attempts to follow #engadgetshow on Twitter in lieu of a live blog are almost at a standstill.

Dear Engadget,

WHY?

Sincerely,

Everyone who is not there in person.

Brilliant, prepare for the oncoming wave of Youtube videos with Light Tunnel and swirl effects.

Is it just me, or have Apple left a couple of chimps staffing the iPod division while all the engineers got moved into the iPhone division?

Yoko Ono unveiling the Beatles catalog on iTunes is like Barack Obama unveiling a Guantanamo Bay memorial museum.

Door hinge does. But only if you want it to.

@Kevlar

Drop the Bluray media that all PS3 games are played on?
Sony already have this product. It's called a "DVD player"

Another vote for the D40. Just over a year ago, I got mine for my birthday as my first dSLR. It may not be as full featured as the newer models, but to be honest, it won't matter very much because you'll be too preoccupied learning all the basics of exposure, lighting, DoF etc. to care whether your camera is 2.5fps or 5fps. The money you can save by going for a cheaper body should go straight into glass - in the last year I've added a couple more lenses to the stock 18-55mm the D40 comes with, and it's been much more worthwhile than splurging on a new body when i still only had 1 lens.

1 year on and I'm finally saving for a new camera, not because it will necessarily "take better pictures", but because I would like a bit more flexibility in what I can do with it, but like I said before: when starting out, less is more, as it will leave you free to concentrate on the photography, and not the camera.