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Considering that plenty of civilized countries can get high-speed internet almost everywhere (for like $25-$50 a month, too), it's astounding that U.S. ISPs get away with charging $60 for a 10mbit connection and still pretend like we're hurting them by using what we bought.

I own a nook, and have extensive usage of a kindle after helping out my sister with both of hers. Good things about the nook are: Expandable storage on MicroSD Touch screen interface Android Some community support Supports PDF, EPUB, eReader, PDB, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, MP3 Chess and sudoku...

Re: Battlefield badcompany 2 STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl

AMD's Fusion will be showing up right around the same time. Going to be an interesting year for ULVs.

AMD still innovates. In fact, they pulled quite a bit ahead of Intel with the Athlon processors. But instead of innovate back, Intel gave massive (and illegal) discounts to Dell and other major manufacturers if they pledged not to use AMD. Intel burned their own money to starve out their...

I enjoyed it a lot. I watched it back when it was in the theaters and forgot about the Blu Ray release. I think I'll watch it again.

Nice. I've been using the Web Mail Notifier addon for firefox

Looks like they have realized that ATI signaled the end of $500 single GPUs when they released the Radeon 5870 at $380. Very few people cared to buy the 480 and the 470. They finally have one card out that is worth buying (460 and soon 465), but it comes at a heavy cost. They've been...

I was going to come in and say that I had a decent experience with them several years ago, but apparently I already have :laugh:

This is kinda how my computer is set up. I love my 5400 RPM drives, and slower moving parts = last longer if my knowledge of mechanics is correct.

I have three Fantom drives, although none are the 2TB ones. They all had Western Digital drives inside, so you can trust them as much as you can trust WD. The enclosures have all worked fine too. I see a few non-positive reviews for the drive you linked, so I guess it's something to think about...

Not sure how long it's for. For ATI users For Nvidia users

And hopefully they'll have the antenna problem fixed by the time they start manufacturing the white one.

Navigon does store everything on the HDD. By trimming out states that I don't go to (it had everything in the USA and Canada, plus businesses complete with addresses and phone numbers), I was able to trim it to about 364MB. It's 1.5GB before trimming. I keep two IPAs on computer now--an...

Thanks for the info! It's nice to have a review from a power user like yourself, especially one whose opinion isn't clouded by fanboyism or corporate interest. I'm still in the "will I, won't I" phase. If I could get it without a data plan, I'd be on it without hesitation. The part I am most...

I have an eleven minute commute to work. At work, I work. When I'm at home, I have my computers and wifi. On the rare occasion that I'm traveling and for some reason I MUST have the internet (so far has been never thanks to Goog411 and/or Navigon MobileNavigator), I'll pull into the parking lot...

I have an iPhone 3G (bought from another person so I'm not roped into the data plan HA!). I'm within my upgrade period, but I'm still on the fence. I wish both of these companies would quit engaging in what is paramount to price fixing...you can't escape both companies (Verizon and AT&T)...

You can download the latest physx drivers and install them even if you have an ATI card. I don't know how it could help to install them, but here's the link.

Hell yeah! And what's great is that ANY key can work on any server. Everyone can even have the same key. I actually owned a legit copy, but my wife and I shared it. We had so much fun until we finally converted to TF2.