The Las Vegas Traxxas TORC (real-life off-road trucks) race that was on ABC a weekend ago used these for their in-car cams. Video looked OK. Was a night race so a dark truck interior vs. stadium lighting didn't make for great images, but they seemed to be pretty decent.

But if you think DVRs will be the end of broadcast TV, then why not cable too? Much of both's income comes from non-live programming, and taking that away will hurt their ability to be able to do live programming, including any sports. I understand the idea here; I just don't see this happening in this way in the next 25 years. Not to mention there's other issues here, including frequency coordination with Canada and Mexico. We can't get Mexico to approve hardly any licensing along the border, yet they blast in with million watt transmitters all over the place. Are we just going to have to live with crappy service along the border?

Kinda hard to tell the supposed quality when the video is mostly out of focus anyway.

YES, BUT THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION... CAN I WORK ON MY FARM IN FARMVILLE ON FACEBOOK ON THE PS3?


(yes, I'm being a jackass, but feel free to vote me down anyway)

I won a really nice HD Radio about a year ago. It's still in the box. No HD Radio in my market, or the next one over even.

Other than committing you to buying the game before you find out how (potentially) crappy it really is, is there any advantage to the publisher for you to pre-order?

Australia someday. Though the Amazon would be pretty cool too.

Sorry, but a name like Clicky just makes me think of Clippy.

It's called an antenna. Works great for me.

I think at the time he posted this, they were putting down manure and grass seed outside my office. And it was 91˚.