Great idea, perfect for my basement.

Quick tip however, I don't recommend ordering through motionbulb.com directly as it's unsecured. Use elights.com.

I was about to complete my order on one before I noticed the $13 in shipping + tax making the order over $35. I'll wait.

I've been looking forward to this phone coming out on Verizon but after seeing the price (even with my $100 new-every-two discount) I'm not so sure I'll be snatching it up. Like most of the time it's probably better to wait a few months, see how the phone works, and wait for the big price drops.

"give us 3G, a physical keyboard, ..."

Uhm, isn't the whole appeal of the iPhone the software keyboard?

Okay there are a couple things wrong with this description of what happened. To begin with, the two buildings brought down this weekend, 9 and 23, have been abandoned for years and have been dangerous for numerous reasons. It costs more to insure and have these huge buildings sitting around empty than to bring them down like Kodak has been doing for years now. It is not to "celebrate" a line of printers. Yes there were banners placed on the buildings but that was not the sole purpose of the implosions.

Regarding Eric's comment about Rochester people wandering around afterwards. If there were big implosions in your town would you not go watch them? You would not have any interest in seeing it happen in the slightest? Besides people watching just because they are implosions, many many of the people there were previous employees of Kodak who worked in the buildings. Some people spent most of or their entire career in the buildings so I think there is no problem with people being interested in the implosions.

And yes I was there Saturday morning watching the first implosion.

I'm looking forward to using the new interface and web browsing capabilities.

A friend saw one of these near a golf course in Rochester NY a few weeks ago.

The YES network here in NY state carries every Yankees game in amazing HD. The quality matches the best HD signal I've ever seen.

This exact situation happened to me this week. I went to buy a Sony CyberShot DSC-W55 camera for my folks. The Internet site said $269.99 on sale. In the store it was tagged as $300.00, no sale. The salesperson was ready to walk over to the computer kiosk (which I looked later and it was listed as $300.000) and showed him my phone which had the $269.99 price on sale page showing.

Pretty shady stuff here.

I have one through work. I do have to say the device is quality. Besides the annoying touch-strip volume on the side, I don't have any real complaints about this phone. Of course t-mobile service can suck if you go 10 inches outside a coverage area but otherwise, the DASH works for me.

But you are true though, every single store I go to at the mall I can't find one anywhere. And it's been out for weeks now.

Xbox 360