I'm not really a fan of these in the armrest, in the glovebox "integration kits." Seriously, who's going to flip it open and plug everything in every single time they get in their car? Not many. Offer something up front and more accessible.

That loop is a bit discontinuous, does it exit the case and then re-enter? Looks pretty neat to me, not cluttered at all for a liquid cooling job.

Tech writer fail.

Hard disks don't use that much power even at startup.Why does every tech writer always talk about power concerns when comparing 10K RPM drives to 5400 or 7200 RPM drives in a desktop environment? Look at the actual stats! The differences are minute. Stop mentioning power for 3.5" drives that will never be used in a portable environment.

Most AT&T stores only got 60 iPhones so they sold out quickly -- even the ones in major cities only got 60. AT&T near Wall Street? Yeah, 60. Guess that Apple is keeping the stock for themselves.

How about a Netflix online offering that doesn't suck like the current offering?

1) Must support Media Center like Amazon Unbox
2) Must be flat-fee all you can eat

2400HD looks great for HTPC. Full HD offload and 25 watt power consumption. Too bad ATI will probably screw it up with bad drivers.

OMG it supports syncing contacts and calendar entries!1111!1!

Every phone with bluetooth or a USB connector made in the past 4 years has been able to do that. What's next?

"IT MAKES PHONE CALL ZOMG AWESOME"

Does it support PureVideo HD and HDCP? If so might not be a bad addition to a budget HTPC.

There's a reason that the porn industry uses special lense filters when shooting in HD.

Charter is doing the right thing here. Charging cable companies for something you can receive over-the-air for free is insane. I say go Charter!

Belo pulled the same crap in the New Orleans market with Cox cable. Cox said FU and dropped the channels from the lineup. Belo is the real crook here.

Having said this, I'm lucky to have Comcast. It's expensive but their HD lineup is great and picture quality is insanely better than DirecTV or Dish.