Aaron

To summarize this article: RTFM.

We ALL just got trolled by Joshua. I can't imagine anyone -- sans toddlers or Alzheimer's-affected senior citizens -- being so completely ignorant of computers, the Internet, or the simple ability to go to the Apple store and ASK QUESTIONS!

This rating system is "fail". Why is the Leaf listed twice -- the second as "standard" at nearly double the regular Leaf rating. The Leaf HAS NO TRANSMISSION!

I have little faith in their ratings.

The Beatles are coming to the PS3!!!

I'll only agree on #6 -- iPhoto. Then again, it's already installed on new Macs today!

Each of these apps is for a small subset of users. I tried QuickSilver and hated it. 1Password? I can remember my passwords. NetNewsWire? How about news.google.com or wn.com?

I can continue but really NONE of these are "must-have" apps.

I am more pro-electric than any of my friends or family, but I have to say, "Those commercials suck."

Why? Well, your average "Joe" will have little idea what they're trying to present or "sell". You and I know what electric cars are, but I doubt your average Wal-Mart customer does. "What is gas and electric? Ranges? Heaters? Cell phones? What's going on?"

Apple beat their Mac vs. PC marketing campaign into the ground, but they knew when to stop. Now these ads are taking the same old style and shoving it into people's faces again? There are a lot of people who hate Apple (I love 'em!) and will think this is another Mac vs. PC ad and ignore the entire thing.

Plug-in America needs to hire a true advertising agency. These reek of amateur videography, editing, and script writing. I think they're trying to do the right thing, but this isn't how to do it.

You don't even have to put your camera into "NightShot" mode to see the infrared beams. They appear in a dark room as white spots, very similarly to the NightShot mode.

Yeah, that's correct. American cars are 10% of all vehicles IMPORTED into South Korea.

When I was there, I saw exactly two non-Korean cars on the road: Both were BMWs. Everything else was a domestic-market car.

Then again, the only non-Korean item I saw there were the American Standard urinals... almost everything in South Korea is Korean. They seem very isolationistic.

I remember the 70's too... The Ford Pinto not only had the propensity to explode, but also rusted before your very eyes, just like the Ford Maverick.

My point is that automakers have improved since then. Just because a car manufacturer made crap 40 years ago doesn't (necessarily) mean they make crap today. Look at Ford's lineup now!

@Creed: I played it through twice... the first time was hindered by a bug in the game regarding DLC and playing the Vatican level (caused the game to be unplayable past that level) and once to get the Platinum trophy.