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Is it true the iPhone 3GS has the FM radio but not the iPhone 3G? Darn!!!!! That has been my biggest pet peeve - can't listen to the TV radio frequency at gyms since the iPhone/iPod doesn't have a radio. Would really like to just bring my iPhone to the gym and it cover my mp3s, FM radio, an phone.
I don't know why I keep bothering to enter these things as I never win anything. My headphones are frayed and need replaced and I would love to replace them with this pair that would work with the iPhone.
Did I read it right that it has ventilated and heated seats (or do they just mean the leather has perforations)? I would LOVE to own a car with a/c seats without having to buy a $70k luxury car. Also like how they seem to be getting away from the chrome/chrome-clad wheels.

Also, nice looking car and a huge improvement from the current except...
- foglights are too high and a horrible shape - should be round foglights at the lower corners.
- headlights are a great shape but needed to be bigger vertically. sort of like how the new lexus rx headlights look too squinty
- that black plastic that is on the lower bumper fascia and side mouldings looks horrible and is a pain to armor all and keep from fading. i know they say the front lower fascia is "removable" but wonder how easily or what it looks like.
- the rear bumper and front corners of black plastic extend far too low
- the pic of the rear interior makes the carpet and rear seat nets and headrest look REALLY cheap. hope that's just the picture and not poor quality materials.

I still think Jeep peaked with the 5.9L 1998 Grand Cherokee. Great color, best wheel design, nice touches (hood vents, cross patterned grill, mostly body color, etc.) I wish the SRT8 model for the 2011 would be a tasteful upgrade and not simply tack on a really low profile bumper treatment and fugly wheels
THE TERRORIST HAVE WON!
I'm in Charlotte and didn't know there was a potential F1 team based here. Everything is Nascar around these parts.

Given the economic climate plus the fact that Charlotte is being hit especially hard due to the financial industry I don't see this happening but it would be cool - would give further drive to bring back a US F1 (and the Canadian one too)
Jimmy Fallon should be a guest contributor and do gadget reviews as Barry Gibb
Wow that is one of the ugliest interior dashes I've seen in a while. Blegh.
Is this a callback to the EB110? I remember having a diecast EB110 in this same color blue exterior and leather interior.

Except for maybe the rear and 3/4's, I think the Veyron is ugly. Sure it is fast 0-60 and top speed, but it doesn't look that fun to drive/own. I'll pass and take my imaginary $million plus elsewhere.
Now go break in and take pictures of the shrouded banners!!!! :)



btw, most of the banners aren't covered in white cloth as most sites are reporting, they are just folded/doubled over to be easily released/dropped after the keynote.
Why do none of these ipod alarm clock radios have a line-out anymore? I have Klipsch speakers in my bedroom that I'd like to plug-in.

I was interested in the iHome iP99 or iP9 or iH9 for my iPhone but only the iH9 has a line-out and only the other two are shielded for an iPhone. The popular Sony one doesn't have a line-out either.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"What's the best gaming laptop for under 1,500 bucks? I had my eye on the P7805u (Gateway), but it seems Best Buy has run out for the time being. Also, as a secondary question, I like the specs on brands such as iBUYPOWER and CyberPower and the like, but are they reliable? I'm a little worried about buying labels that aren't huge like Dell, Gateway, etc. Thanks!"
 

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