If you read the press release on their site, the panels are 12'x12' and they estimate it would cost 5 billion to cover all the existing asphalt with these. Quite a bit of $, but nowhere near the US GDP of 13.84 Trillion.

I've been looking at BT headsets for a while now and this one is near the top of my list!

I actually could make use of a lot of that stuff, especially the Jawbone and the Sansa e260.

"Red Birds Will Fly Out of the East and Destroy Paris in a Night" by Coil

Yes, it supports Pandora, Last.fm, Rhapsody, Slacker, MP3tunes, Sirius, Live365.com, RadioIO, RadioTime and internet radio audio streams - those are all on SqueezeNetwork (see http://www.squeezenetwork.com/) which is mentioned in the manual.

It also works with a local server running SqueezeCenter, meaning you can run an application on a local machine (PC, Mac, Linux, some NAS devices) and play all your digital music files through it (it supports a wide range of formats, but no DRM).

If you're in the US, you don't need the software to download MP3s or stream as much music as you want with a subscription - it can all be done on the website - http://www.napster.com/store

LGB -> IAD

I would love this!

I'm almost finished archiving my CDs in FLAC - my DVDs are my next project and this would help a lot!

Finally!