Mark Wilson wrote According to TechCrunch's sources in manufacturing, Barnes & Noble will ship about 60,000 Nooks within 2009, though we have no clue how many orders sit unfulfilled. Amazon sold only 400,000 original Kindles in total, so B&N isn't looking too shabby
http://gizmodo.com/5435374/ 09:21 AM on December 28 , 1969

Mark Wilson wrote This clip may or may not be real, but even the prospect of conducting Geometry Wars gives me hope that I could beat Jason Chen at long last. [Destructoid via Kotaku] (Seriously, his high scores are nuts.)
http://gizmodo.com/5435361/ 09:07 AM on December 28

Mark Wilson wrote That crazy spike? That's tracking the deluge of apps downloaded by (new) iPod touch owners on Christmas day. The ensuing drop? That's when (new) iPod touch owners realized that eight farting apps was the threshold of the human spirit. [TechCrunch]
http://gizmodo.com/5435343/ 08:39 AM on December 28

Mark Wilson wrote According to a report on DigiTimes, Nvidia's new 40nm DirectX 11-friendly Fermi chipset, after encountering development delays, has been pushed back again. Originally slated for November 09, now we're looking at March 2010 for the release. Meanwhile, ATI will release
http://gizmodo.com/5435334/ 08:20 AM on December 28

Jesus Diaz wrote You know we love these Star Wars and old TV series intro mash-ups. You already saw Macgyver and Magnum P.I., but the trilogy wouldn't be complete without our all-time favorite: The A-Team! Watch it and compare it to the
http://gizmodo.com/5435333/ 08:17 AM on December 28

Brian Lam wrote Researchers have been tinkering with contact and implanted eye sensors and electronics for some while, but here's a way around the problem of powering that gear: use the same light entering the eye to power it.
http://gizmodo.com/5435327/ 08:14 AM on December 28

Mark Wilson wrote Most docks are little more than a plug with some extra plastic, but the Nexus One dock, recently leaked by the FCC, has a bit more.
http://gizmodo.com/5435324/ 08:08 AM on December 28