Although in-flight WiFi should be free, I still think I'd be willing to pay for internet access during a flight once the boredom sets in. Who can live for more than 20 minutes with no web access nowadays? Airlines know this and will milk passengers for every last second spent browsing.

Sure, the 3D effect in a movie theater is amazing. I'd go as far as saying it is definitely worth the added ticket cost. But what about the impact of 3D at home? The 3D is only effective over the expanse of the screen, so even the biggest LCD or Plasma will lag behind the 3D theater experience. Personally, I always have a headache after 2-3 hours of viewing a 3D movie in a theater, regardless of the implemented technology. I don't think I'm alone here. Imagine trying to sit at home watching hours upon hours of content in 3D. Even if I had the leisure time, I don't think I could handle the migraine.

In the end, I say bring on the 3D technology. It will be cool regardless of the literal headaches and limitations. I expect there will be mass consumer confusion regarding the technology. Most people are just beginning the realize the difference between Bluray and DVD. Imagine trying to explain the difference between 3D technologies!

I was an undergrad at U of I, and Dr. Suslick was on my wife's doctoral thesis committee. U of I is full of mad scientists, go Illini!!!!!

I was going to build one, but this would save me a lot of time!

It's time for me to win that watch.

Awesome, I'll take this off your hands.

There once was a free iPod offered on Engadget. It became mine.

Awesome name! Fo shizzle my 'stiqles.

Jomofos or stiqmofos.

Looks like someone got a little too excited over this ROM.