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How about a law that only allows white vehicles to be sold? Can you imagine how much fuel will be saved?

Of course people will have to have a GPS tracking device to find their car in the mall parking lot....
Ohh and UK prices would normally include sales tax (VAT), while US prices do not. So you need to add another 0% to 10.25% to the US price, depending on where you live and how/where you order it from.
Hmm DS4300 is also the name of some older IBM disk array. A quick google search would have turned that up.
I'm sure this thing will have a 'pause' button or something, for those moment that a cop needs some privacy, such as going to the toilet. Which can then be conveniently pressed when needed in other circumstances.
Damn, that power brick is HUGE!

Also, where are the pictures of the inside? Don't tell me you did not crack it open yet!
unless... they imply that you do not need a key any more. Perhaps all you will need is your phone to open the car and start the engine!
You mean the kindle lets you select another font size?! That will KILL the market for large print books! Lets sue them!
according to smallnetbuilder.com the price is $799 which seems rather steep without any drives.
No problem, Sony.... The last time I bought any of your products has been well over 5 years ago. I used to own lots of Sony products, but with your ridiculous prices, your proprietary crap such as Memorystick that you try to force down peoples throats and the fact that your competitors like Samsung, LG and Panasonic make products that are at least on par if not better, without all the proprietary crap means I have plenty of choice.
I mean, paying $18 for a used MP3 player, what a ripoff. I can buy a new 1GB player for less then €10.-
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"With all the new multitouch capable monitors coming out, which one is the best? With the release of Windows 7 I really want a touchscreen monitor for my desktop. I'm looking to get a Full HD monitor that supports multitouch and can still look great during gaming and movies. Which one has the best specs for the price?"
 

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