Bluetooth 3
1394b S3200
Or, more advanced, 1394c (different cables, instead of just different speed)

And if you count things that are not "version 3", then TransferJet.

Definitely. Two summers ago, I was shopping for a router that would run OpenWrt or Tomato. On Newegg, there was a Buffalo with AOSS, draft N, certified Nintendo WiFi, and with excelent custom firmware support for just $55. It had customer's choice awards and five stars, just outstanding for the price. The next cheapest router capable of custom firmware was the Linksys WRT54GL, at $85. That was twenty-five bucks more for a router with none of the extra features the Buffalo had. Also, the Buffalo was smaller and came with a wall mounting bracket; it also looked good, unlike that Linksys in indigo with four legs.

"We have detected a problem with your monitor:

There is a reflection of your face in it.

EW! — YOUR FACE!!!"

so add the f yourself

Finally a slate is available comparable to Modbook! Until the Modbook came with its WXGA screen, no slates had anything better than XGA (to my knowledge), which is too little for me. The last Stylistic slate was also stuck with old integrated graphics. This ST6012 has Intel's newer GMA 4500M HD, which, though integrated, is actually capable of real DirectX 9 gaming (sure, low quality, but it CAN play Team Fortress and Spore). I bet it will look better outdoors than a Modbook, but definitely not as good for media work without that great Wacom panel. Certify it with RoHS and EPEAT, and I'll seriously consider it.

It will do write-once at 8x, however, it can do BD-RE (rewritable) at only 2x.

Pixelmator
http://www.pixelmator.com/

I don't have anything constructive to say like all you photo professionals. But as a silly computer user, a dual processor camera sounds awesome.

I'm not eighteen years of age. I'm just testing my luck.

I'm under eighteen, so I'm not worried about losing my chance.
I'm trying to figure out how to "activate one comment".