Tyler

But does either have Blast Processing, Tony Montana or Michael Jackson's Moonwalker?

Genesis does what DROIDon't.

I too have 46 inch 650 series. Certainly a beautiful set to say the least. I was lucky enough to pick it up for a 'healthy' discount on Boxing Day (the big shopping day in Canada after Christmas) and have been nothing less than impressed with it since day one. Much better than my old Panasonic 34 inch 1080i tube...

I'd show it off to my parents as a form of distraction to assist me in moving out.

That is almost as ugly as my brother.

I was helping a friend set up his Time Machine 500GB this past weekend and it was not an easy task at all. His broadband modem also doubles as a wi-fi router, and it took a number of resets and configurations to get it working properly. Plus, we backed up over Ethernet and it took something around 6 hours to do 45GB! Tsk tsk. So I would suggest an improvement of the device firmware to avoid the "blinking amber light of doom" and speed improvements for writing to the disk. Ridiculous I say!

Any tech company that has "taco" in its name isn't likely to get very far selling something that...well...doesn't have anything to do with tacos. Unless of course they gave you an eBook recipe on how to make a taco...

As someone who was spoon-fed Beatles' music as I was growing up (and still likes it), I am strongly apposed to this idea. Not only has the Guitar Hero machine started to show its rust, but capitalizing (and likely destroying through craptacular covers) on The Beatles' music for the means of people to "shred" away at their guitars semi-consciously does not sound like a good idea in my books. Rock Band would be a better option, but given how some cover songs over the years have brought nothing but disgrace to their music, I feel this is an idea that Paul and Ringo should slap down with their gold-encrusted fly swatter.

This is almost too true. Once we were buying a surround sound receiver from Future Shop and we strategically grabbed the box and nearly jolted for the front registers to avoid the sales people - it turns out that one of their reps saw doing this and once we got to the front cash, this dude HURDLES over the counter and says "I'll take it from here". Stunned by his brash behaviour, we proceeded to return the product the next day. What a douche.

I hate to question the mighty wisdom of Engadget, but shouldn't it read '17 GB' layers and not '15 GB' layers? Unless 15 x 3 is 51.

The Master Chief once saved my brother from a pack of hyenas...too bad he never regained his sanity after such a horrific event.