@Nilay Patel 1) There is a CBS logo in the screen cap, not Fox. 2) Watch the video again; the anchor identifies the channel as CBS 5.

Why is the source a Fox 5 in Las Vegas and not the CBS 5 in Phoenix, which lends the image but does not get credit for it?

"so that you can have as many cameras in the setup as you want, "

Their webpage says it only supports four. I think that is where the Quattro part comes in.

From 2005
http://www.engadget.com/2005/04/13/report-sharper-image-purifiers-actually-make-air-worse/

From 2006
http://www.engadget.com/2006/05/10/report-ionic-air-purifiers-create-cough-cough-smog/

1) What does this have to do with travel?

2) Have you read the bell curve?

Getting out of my Verizon contract.

I live a few miles away from the proving grounds and I am going to miss it and all the cars and trucks that drive by daily covered in black bags.

Sounds just like his book 'Lunar Park'

I know only one person with a 360... then again, i only know one person.

I started using MCE as a PVR a month ago and yesterday canceled my Tivo.

Media Center can just do so much more. Want to record two cable and two OTA HD shows at the same time? Want to copy all you DVD's uncompressed with full menus to watch with out any disc needed for play back? Add a HDD? FM radio? See who is calling your home phone? Automate you house? SEE who is at your front door? Check RSS feeds? Play music, show photos and videos locally or from other computers on your network? Do all that and stream it wirelessly anywhere else in your home? Even in HD? Yeah, Media Center and a few add-ons can do that, no prob.

The problem, I think, is that people just don’t know that much and don’t care to learn. Why think when someone will do it for you? People just want to put a box in and watch TV and MCE is something that will need some work with to get setup. Oh, and it does not help that MCE costs more, but when you get what you pay for and Tivo boxes are free…………