CcntMnky

Ugh, yet another person who doesn't understand numerical bases. HDD uses the SI definition of giga- (1000^3, base-10), which other memory is base-2 (SI definition is gibi-, 1024^3).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigabyte#Consumer_confusion

That was supposed to be 2TB.

Since when is it OK to lose 1/3 of your data? I don't know about you, but losing that much would cost me more than the extra drive.

Unless it's in my DVR, in which case I want 1 HUGE drive.

No, they said 2GB in 2009.

This is pretty significant, seeing as the FSN-HD channel on Twin-Cities Comcast hasn't even been a dedicated channel, or had more than one or two HD games each Saturday.

You aren't the only one. The extra features just aren't that compelling.

I'd like to point out that GTA does NOT require keys.

@Langdon:

I used to agree with you on the prefix thing, until someone explained it to me. Technically, the HDD industry is using the Giga prefix correctly. A Gibibyte is the IEC-approved prefix for 2^30 bytes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giga
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibi#IEC_standard_prefixes

Think they'll show the Michigan game?

That's what I was thinking. It's actually really easy: make an adapter cable that splits out the power pins. Then wire up the power pins to an AC-to-DC adapter of the correct voltage. I would probably add a capacitor at the drive side for good measure. That's it.