digitalrift

It would be potentially awesome if you put it on a VESA arm and could rotate it down onto your desk while you're working on it, but at that point it'd be ridiculously expensive and you might as well get a Cintiq.

Orange, followed by Red. Thanks!

Not to mention "Sudoku"

"For example, the Turbo Boost feature will dynamically boost the speed of both cores while using the processor-intensive apps that these machines typically run."

No. The point of Turbo Boost is precisely that it only boosts the speed of *one* core, but past the listed maximum. The idea here is that the TDP is the true upper limit of the processor.

Save your hands. Buy an ergonomic keyboard — the Logitech Wave has a pretty shallow learning curve if you're not used to them.

Please correct the article: while the rejection is pretty shady, Apple most certainly did not file the patent "this morning"; it was filed well over a year ago.

...actually, I just looked in my inbox, and I've been reading since June of '05. Wow...

Early 2006, back before I knew about RSS! I used Firefox's live-bookmarks back then, and missed a lot of stories. These days, I read it all...

You can also simply do this in Quicksilver, which you should have already anyway.

THIS IS NOT CHROME.

This is Chromium. The release is unofficial and unsupported.

Please fix the article before further confusion abounds.