I miss SoundJam. Simpler times.

I'm a Mac guy but my wife, who I love dearly in spite of this, is a PC person.

I don't understand why you run a poll and then leave out a perfectly respectable choice: Saw it in the theatre on film and it was just fine.

If nothing was shot in IMAX then seeing it in IMAX is sort of a waste of time and several bucks on the ticket price, unless you're just into big and loud.

DLP should be best because I'll assume the movie was finished in the digital domain, and output directly to video as well as film and would probably wind up looking a bit sharper than film, just because of the processing and the generational thing.

Going to see it this week and I'll find a DLP theatre for my viewing peasure.

They shut it off now and six and half million people are without their TV service. Wait until June and six and a quarter million people will be without TV service. It's just human nature. There is just a lack of understanding, or motivation or available help and nothing is going to change that between now and June. Sadly, it's going to take snow on the screen to move it along. Hopefully the elderly or ESL (English as a second language) people will find friends or family to look after the situation for them between now and then.

Spring rolls, peanut butter, jelly. Yum

If it says the box is a certain size and the item is a certain size, wouldn't the item size then refer to the hardware? If it's 17" square and five inches thick couldn't this be something other than a laptop?

Not as many comments as yesterday, are there?

Okay.

Me and 524 of my associates, so far.

Always happy to get a free Nano.