Though you use some technical terms, you definitely have no idea what professional video equipment is about.

For example, you compare Sony NXCAM (which is essentially a tapeless Sony HVR-Z5U) and Red camera and make a conclusion that Red will eat Sony for lunch. Apart from the fact that Sony HVR-Z5U and Red camera are in completely different price and specification range, you forget that most powerful, popular (and most expensive) cameras used in movie production are Sonys. Ever heard of CineAlta?

And speaking of bit rate... you think bit rate is everything? See, Canon Vixia (which is a very nice consumer camera) also has 24 Mbps bit rate... must definitely be as good as professional equipment, right?

Go drink your milkshake.

Oops, now after I posted the new comment - all older comments automatically became verified.

I guess it is not a bug - it is a feature ;)

BUG!!! BUG!!! BUG!!!

I have logged in and entered my user name, but my comments still show up as Unverified... I tried another browser with no cookies - still the same result.

@Kevin Galligan

I've downloaded the SDK too, but I am not planning to develop anything, I was just wondering what the technology looks like.

It makes you register before downloading, so I wonder how many of those registered developers are actually developing anything.

@Wwhat

This video link is the exact reason why I never go to Youtube for inspiration.
Regardless if it is 1080p or not.

I am on Verizon network, and not only my phone does simultaneous voice and data, it also does simultaneous voice and tethering, so I can browse Internet on the laptop and receive voice calls at the same time.

Try Livescribe Pilot, it has a built-in dictionary application, you write a word and it translates it on the fly, pretty cool. Not exactly spell check, but you can add spell checking capabilities using their API.

I agree, nothing special in those photos. I took some very similar ones with Lumix cameras, same pallette (well, same Leica optics too) but with a camera price of sub-$500.

I travel often, and from my experience Verizon is the best on east coast (especially in DC and DC metro) while AT&T could be better in some spots of west coast (Las Vegas is one example), but this is my subjective perception. I had both AT&T and Verizon 3G smartphones.

Regarding the video - it is so funny, and could be a classic example of a sinister ride over AT&T feelings. Still LOL :)))

You are my favorite customer!