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I use Gmail and Google Calendar. And a small notebook or whatever scrap paper is lying around.
thanks for doing the giveaway
A Hero Sandwich.
I was hoping for a D90. These specs, compared to the announced Canon 450D, are a joke:

-3 AF points versus 9
-2.5" versus 3" LCD
-No live view
-No AF lens motor
-Does it do high quality JPGs plus RAW (same shot)? The D40x didn't. The 450D does.

It's really not much of a contest if you're starting without previous lenses. This is really disappointing.
XBL
need a keyboard
...the fact that I didn't have to wait in line or spend 600 clams on a PHONE.
Comcrap doesn't carry Universal HD in my area (DC) which makes no sense because they *do* show it just up the road in Baltimore.

And yes, airing the HD episodes weeks later on Univeral HD is another boneheaded decision. No one wants to wait weeks for HD. For myself especially, I do a BSG podcast (www.galacticaquorum.com) and I can't wait weeks just to see the superior visual quality. Whoever does near-simulatenous release for HD will be the one that gets my money.
Thunder3000, if that's all you think there is to the Batman universe, turn in your Geek Membership Card.

Obviously it's hard to top the SW in terms of content, but Batman has a full range of gadgets, vehicles and villains that should make it worthwhile. And these developers obviously "get" how to make a cool game.
"However we must say that the distinct lack of HD Battlestar Galactica episodes continues to grate the nerves."

Hear hear. Why SciFi/Universal can't pull the trigger on this deal is beyond me. Hello, target audience?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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