Will Design for Food

I'm in

"...rush development and reduce cost..."

Here we go again. Didn't they learn anything from the first time around?

@LazyKid Actually the new system is pretty easy to use. The old one was a nightmare, but they fixed the UI. It took me 3 months to comfortably use the older UI, but this new one was much more intuitive, adding the shortcut buttons around the scroll wheel also made it much easier to live with.

I would call it a replacement for the Air.

I've been debating this...I know I don't need the 3G (especially living in NYC and AT&T really sucks here)...but we all know V2 is going to get a camera...they put a camera in everything else...and that would be the future i'm holding out for. But I've been looking for a casual computing device to compliment my Mac Pro for a while, and this foots the bill. And I'll be honest, I don't even remember the last time I've video chatted with anyone...hell...i even use Adium for the most part...

Back then a 60 Minutes piece about "unintended acceleration" hurt them pretty badly...which turned out to be a driver stupidity issue anyway...

Agreed...add an Si model to compliment, using the 200hp engine out of the Civic, and I think you're looking at an interesting vehicle.

Definitely should be shown in black.

I'm gonna have to say Kuga. I agree with Paul when he says that the American car companies need to break the cycle of ordinary.

Not to mention, the car is a Kuga already. A 3 Series is a 3 Series globally, a 911 is a 911 globally, so it's reasonable to say it makes business and marketing sense because you can market it globally easily, saving money in the process.

@recharged95 It's not that we're using anymore data than the average iPhone user, it's that there are so many of us packed into 1 small space (ie: NYC/SF). The network just can't handle it. It's actually absurd that I pay for service this appalling.