Sorry Vance-
I didn't believe you so I read the article. This is directly copy and pasted from the study: "There is an advantage to big pixels in low light (high ISO) applications, where read noise is an important detractor from image quality, and big pixels currently have lower read noise than aggregations of small pixels of equal area. For low ISO applications, the situation is reversed in current implementations -- if anything, smaller pixels perform somewhat better in terms of S/N ratio (while offering more resolution)."

Dealnews is awesome. Use the app on my iPhone whenever I need electronics. They show the best deals on the net if you find them early.

Man, you stole the exact words right out of my mouth.

This sounds awesome. And it's a Dell so I should be able to put OS X on it nicely.

I don't think the tin man is into skinny jean wearing tweens.

Or cars??

Now that you asked, they'll get right on it.

It ain't going to happen. MKV is the most popular format used when ripping and distributing blu-ray illegally.

Now that you asked, they'll get right on it.

It ain't going to happen. MKV is the most popular format used when ripping and distributing blu-ray illegally.

At andir3.0

yeah, it runs on pixie dust and rainbows.

If that blurry photo is the real deal, gross!

The original is a perfect size. It's got an 8-core 3.2GHz processor and a mobile 7200 or 7800 GPU, right? This this is a computer. It's equally as powerful as most desktop (minus the RAM) and it much smaller.

The 20GB and 60GB systems are perfect. Everything else that has succeeded those has been crap.

Sounds like it may just be cheaper if you just buy a cheap $450 Dell every few months.