Richard

Nothing.

I haven't tried this yet, but here's what I plan to do on my next photo outing.

I have a BB9700 with GPS. I've installed BBTracker - a small, lightweight app that records GPS positions to KML (Google Earth) or GPX data files. Once I export that data to my computer, I'm going to use Microsoft's Pro Photo Tools 2 to write the GPS data to my camera's RAW files. This should also work for JPEG files.

It's not the cleanest and easiest solution, but it makes do with the tech I already own, freeing money up for other stuff I want / need to buy.

@jon.athan: Yes, almost to the day. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_Bold The iPhone only is perceived to be of more value when released annually because they do a better job at hyping the event, hyping the device, and hyping the features.

The question really should be why would anyone want a 27" monitor that is also a computer? It's okay to swap in a 22" monitor if your 22" iMac kicks the dust (or becomes obsolete), but a 27" is still pretty expensive to replace.

If someone wants to run a server which I'm guessing wouldn't be out in plain sight, why would they want such a small enclosure with small hard drives for that price? I'd get a slightly bigger case with better ventilation, bigger hard drives, and still have money to spare. Oh yeah, OS X...

What's with the Nikon-esque lens?

If you're 80km from the border, just drive for an hour and pick one up. It's really not that far.

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RROD

It's not always more tabs but the amount of time a tab was open for. I used to use Firefox and browse on maybe 3-5 tabs, but I'd have the same process running for my entire session. That one process would eventually bloat to 300MB and even though I've got 4GB RAM installed with 50%+ still free, Firefox would just become sluggish and useless.