Alienware curved panoramic monitor... I'm not sure how I would program better with it, but I'm sure that I would.

Entering...

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Wow, and with the flash as close as physically possible to the lens you're guaranteed to get the maximum redeye when photographic people on dry land and the maximum amount of reflection off particulate matter when shooting underwater. These people really don't know how to design a camera.

Replacing a scratched up Skagen Stainless Steel.

From their website:

"The sum of these claims for our Orbo technology is a violation of the principle of conservation of energy, perhaps the most fundamental of scientific principles."

Ah yes, they claim nothing less than the invalidation of fundamental laws of physics.

Their investor relations page is awesome:

http://steorn.com/about/investor/

That energy doesn't look so free to me. Perhaps their gizmo just burns 1 Euro notes for power.

Probably no soldering involved. The ROB was sent commands by flashing encoded messages on the TV. I'm sure if you could reverse engineer the (probably extremely simple) command scheme you could write an X app to do the flashing.

"they could only use them on battery power...once they have first removed the batteries from the unit."

Dell's got some sweet tech if they can pull that off.

I'm in the industry, and I'd like to know your opinions. In all seriousness, those of you who plan to buy a PS3 at/near launch, could you please explain why?