Nintendud

Let's all just say it: We hate Bill Gates, and we have lost respect for Harvard for awarding him for his success with a company that employs monopolistic business tactics and screws over consumers with faulty operating systems that never live up to pre-launch promises.

Also, I'm fairly angry that Windows XP STILL protects the C:\Program Files\xerox directory. Seriously, it's pointless, it's empty, it makes people think that they have a virus (Windows XP IS the virus), and it will never have anything in it, yet it remains. Why can't a simple patch be released?

Now that we got that off our chests... who wants pie?

Wow! I'm attending WPI in the fall.
Nice. Maybe something I do will end up on Engadget.

Awesome contest!

By the way, I don't even own a cellphone... so this would be pretty sweet!

Whoops, I meant to say 36DD is not enough*

#28:

I'm sorry, but you don't make the qualifications. 32DD is not enough. However, I think he'd think much differently if it was 64DD...

If you want to play GAMES, get a Wii. It's $250.

If you want to play HD DVDs with gaming on the side, XBox 360.

If you want to play Blu-Ray discs with gaming on the side, PS3.

It's that simple. Also, no matter how many people go "LAWL XBOX SUX" or "LAWL PS3 FTW" or "LAWL XBOX IS DA BEST", it won't really change anyone's opinion unless playing movies with a gaming system is of utter importance.

"Imagine" by John Lennon

John Lennon isn't a band, but... I love that song. :)

I would like to point out to all the commenters that this isn't even close to Wii-like functionality. Just consider it an improvement over the tilt sensors in some GBA games. It's not even close to the Wii sensors, so there's no use comparing them. It's not even close to the Wii's sensitivity either. I think this is being blown out of proportion, although I do think that Sony is trying to present this gimmicky feature as a "Wii-killer" when it's not even close to that.
In other words, cool down fanboys, this feature isn't a big deal and doesn't add much more functionality than the GBA tilt sensors did.