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    Image of OMG! Ponies! OMG! Ponies!
    10/29/09

    In reply to Remainders: Stuff We Didn't Post (And Why)
    If you're going to buy a car, buy either Toyota or Honda. They're anti-union which is cool, unlike Ford and GM which have unionized labor.

    Only a liberal would buy a car built by UAW workers. Bust a union - buy a Toyota. #xbox
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    10/29/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: You snot noised brat!!! No other way to say it, your stupid! Can't believe some idot even wrote that!!!!! You want to be jobless you little dick prick? I work for automakers, ALL. ONLY GM and FORD use american made parts. Most parts going into your toyota's and honda's and others are from other countries. So a company, let's toyota, builds a assembly plant in america and dumb asses like you think wow, it's american made and they employ americans. News for you, you dumb piece of shit, they only employ the 2-3000 people working there, big fucking deal. 1 GM assembly plant buys it's PARTS from american suppliers and indirectly employs over 200,000 people. Big fucking difference. yes UAW sucks ass, but reality is unless you idoits start buying ford or GM you will see millions of jobs lost! Come on be smarter, do so research before you open your mouth!!! I wish I could educate everyone but I realized there will always be MORONS like you, and your to stupid to educate enough to see the light. dumbass!!!!!!!
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    Image of troyolson92 troyolson92
    10/29/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: You snot noised brat!!! No other way to say it, your stupid! Can't believe some idot even wrote that!!!!! You want to be jobless you little dick prick? I work for automakers, ALL. ONLY GM and FORD use american made parts. Most parts going into your toyota's and honda's and others are from other countries. So a company, let's toyota, builds a assembly plant in america and dumb asses like you think wow, it's american made and they employ americans. News for you, you dumb piece of shit, they only employ the 2-3000 people working there, big fucking deal. 1 GM assembly plant buys it's PARTS from american suppliers and indirectly employs over 200,000 people. Big fucking difference. yes UAW sucks ass, but reality is unless you idoits start buying ford or GM you will see millions of jobs lost! Come on be smarter, do so research before you open your mouth!!! I wish I could educate everyone but I realized there will always be MORONS like you, and your to stupid to educate enough to see the light. dumbass!!!!!!! #xbox
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    Jrsy Devil's Advocate® promoted this comment troyolson92 was starred troyolson92 was unstarred
    Image of TheFuriousFive TheFuriousFive
    10/29/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: I'm less concerned about whether the employees are unionized and more concerned that American companies are being destroyed and Americans are losing their jobs.

    Detroit is in shambles for a reason. #xbox
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    Image of Tawnie is saving no daylight Tawnie is saving no daylight
    10/29/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: Thanks again for another morning laugh. Nice to see you back in classic form. #xbox
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    Image of Tawnie is saving no daylight Tawnie is saving no daylight
    10/29/09

    @troyolson92: Sarcasm and humor is lost on you. Try reading more of OMG! Ponies! awesome posts and you will understand. #xbox
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    Image of OMG! Ponies! OMG! Ponies!
    10/29/09

    @troyolson92: I've thought of whether to respond or not. And I choose to.

    First of all, for the record, my comment wasn't one of my trademark trollmines.

    It was a facetious jab at the notion that cars like the Toyota Prius* are in line with the majority of the liberal agenda.

    I say the Prius because it is notoriously a "statement" car. Sure, it's SULEV, but it is also a major donor to the GOP because of its staunch anti-union stance. The Toyota, Honda, and Nissan plants in Kentucky, Alabama, and Mississippi are the reason that the Senators of those States were so firmly against bailing out GM.

    I also say this on the heels of last night's "Daily Show" which featured a segment on this kind of product identification. It's kind of silly to boycott a company because its CEO writes an Op-Ed out of line with your liberal views and then buy a car from a company whose corporate practices are even farther out of line.

    Welcome to the Internet. You need to settle the fuck down and realize that sometimes, people say facetious things on blogs. How you have managed to live in America in the 21st Century and still not comprehend the notion of "sarcasm" is fucking inconceivable.

    *Fair disclosure: I drive a Honda Insight. I drive it because it was free. I do like some of the features in the new Ford models but I like that my car gets 50+ mpg with 78k miles more. #xbox
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    10/29/09

    @troyolson92: You're argument is that Ford and GM are the best because use American made parts and employ Americans to assemble their cars. Are American made products imbued with some special magic properties that make them greater than products made elsewhere? Are they indestructible? Near wear out or break down?

    And how about those American workers. If some of my coworkers are to be used as any indicator then I'd say they're lazy, incompetent sacks of shit who care more about collecting a paycheck then actually doing their job the correct way. And what of the unions? Cars were manufactured long before unions came around and I suspect if the UAW was disbanded tomorrow, we'd still be building cars. Unions are also one of the factors in why car prices are what they are today.

    I got a new car once. It was a Ford and it was a piece of shit so sorry, but the whole Buy American thing doesn't really carry as much weight with me anymore.

    "unless you idiots start buying ford or GM you will see millions of jobs lost!"

    BTW statements like that aren't going to win people over either... #xbox
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    Image of DigitalSciGuy DigitalSciGuy
    10/28/09

    In reply to Remainders: Stuff We Didn't Post (And Why)
    I remember noting to the Apple employee how ironic it was when I bought my iPhone 3G to replace my old WinMo phone and I was being rung up and registered on a Symbol WinMo POS. Guess it won't be so ironic when I go to buy my 3GS soon...

    Is Apple going with something grown in-house or another, updated Symbol product? The article is a bit confusing in the phrasing - admittedly, I also don't know if EasyPay is an in-store reference to the general system of paying without a register or a Symbol brand. #xbox
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    Image of Nathan Obbards Nathan Obbards
    10/28/09

    In reply to Remainders: Stuff We Didn't Post (And Why)
    Good for Apple for upgrading. That said, wow, way to present that article in a majorly biased way AppleInisder (I guess they are a biased blog, but still). One would think that a majority of the problems stem from the fact that their prior POS system is built by a third party on just shy of 5 year old technology that is several generations behind current tech. #xbox
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    met2art promoted this comment Nathan Obbards was starred Nathan Obbards was unstarred
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    10/28/09

    @Nathan Obbards: I have to say, it seems extremely ignorant of them to blame Microsoft when it was Apple who was too stupid to know how to use the technology, keep it updated properly, or train its employees. How stupid must an individual be to have difficulty operating a touchscreen POS device? I hear that highschool kids do it at fastfood chains...

    As a sidenote, Apple "geniuses" have typically been some of the most frustratingly computer-illiterate yet-pretentious ignoramuses that it's ever been my immense displeasure to have the extreme dishonor of conversing with for any protracted length of time. I'm not sure exactly what it is they are certified "geniuses" in, but evidently it has little to do with computers, the internet, or things that human beings do. #xbox
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    Image of Nathan Obbards Nathan Obbards
    10/28/09

    @met2art: Completely agree with the assessment of the employees. If you can't use a simple POS system, you have some serious issues. I worked retail for a year and if you borked the POS system, it was because you were incredibly stupid. They make those things pretty damn stable for a reason.

    Well, depends on where you go for the geniuses. I went in with one of my friends to the Genius Bar and the guy was all "hurr de hurr, try adding more RAM" and couldn't give an answer for why she was having problems. I could have told her that. On the other hand I have heard of other Geniuses busting out their Linux skills and doing -sudo whatever and fixing stuff on the computer. I'm considering getting a Mac for my next computer for the build quality, but despise the stores and the attitude of the pretentious Mac users (read hipsters). Then again, I hear Lenovo is phenomenal, so we will see. #xbox
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    Image of Lizard_King Lizard_King
    10/29/09

    @met2art: The whole "genius bar" layout is nothing but a pretentious presentation of a store offering retail sales/service. Plenty of places offer the same types of goods and service offerings, automotive comes to mind, without the holier-than-thou, shit-doesn't-stink attitude. I've had some BAD experiences at my local Apple store, I have to travel 100 miles to go to a good one - What good is Applecare if "Oh, that's pretty normal" is the usual answer for everything?

    Anyway, as the sole member of the IT department for my company, I pick and choose through software and hardware usable for the shop. Last year I was choosing POS systems and as an Apple user myself, I have to say that you really have to WANT to use an Apple for a POS computer - not a lot of great software - at least at the time I researched this. I wonder if the POS software for the Touch is available for purchase. #xbox
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    Image of Ozymandias Ozymandias
    10/29/09

    @Lizard_King: Does anyone else keep reading POS as 'Piece of Shit"? or is it just me... the comments certainly are funnier. #xbox
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    Image of Nathan Obbards Nathan Obbards
    10/29/09

    @Ozymandias: That's a long-standing joke in retail, that POS doesn't really stand for Point of Sale. #xbox
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    Lizard_King promoted this comment Nathan Obbards was starred Nathan Obbards was unstarred
    Image of Lizard_King Lizard_King
    10/29/09

    @Nathan Obbards: Yup, and most of the times that 'joke' isn't so funny. #xbox
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    Image of Sam43054 Sam43054
    10/28/09

    In reply to Remainders: Stuff We Didn't Post (And Why)
    "Apple stores are ditching those clunky hand held point of sale computers"

    Maybe they wanted to make sure the 'Apple Tax' was calculated correct :-P

    - Actual happy Apple user... trying to be funny #xbox
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    tande04 promoted this comment Sam43054 was starred Sam43054 was unstarred
    Image of tande04 tande04
    10/29/09

    @Sam43054: there is an app for that. #xbox
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    Image of Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected
    10/14/09

    In reply to Victor JVC Home Theater Audio System Is But an Inch Thick
    Any word on sound quality?
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    Image of chauncy that billups chauncy that billups
    10/14/09

    @Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected: For design-centered items like this, sound quality is almost beside the point.
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    Image of Geisrud Geisrud
    09/28/09

    In reply to Panasonic's 50-inch 1080p 3D Plasma on Track for 2010
    These 3D movies are annoying and the effect takes away from the experience, not add to it.

    I sincerely hope this craze goes away soon.
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    Image of Woz Woz
    09/28/09

    @Geisrud: If you had seen this specific technology in action at one of the Panasonic demo's they did across the country, you wouldn't be saying this.
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    Geisrud promoted this comment Woz was starred Woz was unstarred
    Image of Geisrud Geisrud
    09/28/09

    @Woz: Granted that I did not attend one of the demo's, and that my statement's are subjective; I stand by them.

    I have seen several movies in 3D in recent months. In all cases I found it distracting and gimmicky. The only reason I saw them, was my inattention at the box office, and I didn't realize they were 3D.

    I recently took a survey about a movie I very much want to see, in which one question was "Does knowing that this movie will be released in 3D make you want to:
    A)Absolutely see it
    B)Maybe see it
    3)Don't care / doesn't affect decision
    4)Maybe not to see it
    5)Definitely not see it.

    My answer was emphatically #5. I definitely do not want to see that movie, or any other, in 3D.
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    Image of Woz Woz
    09/28/09

    @Geisrud: The technology is considerbly better in what Panasonic is doing which would make it much improved over what your currently seeing in theaters. It was no contest, granted it was a controlled environment with source material designed specifically for the demo.
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    Image of Software_Goddess Software_Goddess
    09/28/09

    @Geisrud: I like the new 3D technology. It is a huge step from the red/blue technology and I agree that it is at times distracting from the story, but I see it as a step toward perfecting the art. I look forward to a more realistic form of 3D that makes you feel as a part of the story and not just a spectator. What fun games will be when 3D is perfected!
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    Image of SEDAGIVE?! SEDAGIVE?!
    09/28/09

    In reply to Panasonic's 50-inch 1080p 3D Plasma on Track for 2010
    Yes, but will 3D at home ever be anything more than a gimmick?

    (Excluding the inevitable holographic imaging)
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    Danny Allen promoted this comment SEDAGIVE?! was starred SEDAGIVE?! was unstarred
    Image of Danny Allen Danny Allen
    09/28/09

    @SEDAGIVE?!: For cable TV outside the U.S--sport was the driver, so it could be the same here. To that end, the NBA has done tets...and Sky in the UK is looking at 3D football and Olympics broadcasts. That *could* be what gets it past the line.
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    09/28/09

    @Danny Allen: I could actually see sports being interesting in 3D...
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    09/14/09

    In reply to 3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
    They keep doing this ridiculous 3d shit, and I keep not caring.
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    Image of musicmonkey34 musicmonkey34
    09/12/09

    In reply to 3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
    @mark wilson I have a dumb question. how is this technology different from 3D things i can currently watch on my tv? Shrek 3D, for example, came in 3D and it works on my normal tv (albeit with glasses). And in adobe after effects I can make 3D images for either colored glasses or those polarized looking ones. And that works fine on my tv or computer screen. Why cant we just use that tech?
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    Purple Dave promoted this comment musicmonkey34 was starred musicmonkey34 was unstarred
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    09/13/09

    @musicmonkey34:
    Shrek 3D uses the very outdated red/cyan anaglyph, which induces headaches with prolonged use. I can only make it through about half an hour at a time, and generally just watch those types of 3D movies in their optional 2D format. Now, when an episode of Chuck was aired in 3D, they used the new amber/indigo ColorCode3D, which has two major advantages over anaglyph. Firstly, you don't need to be wearing glasses to watch the show. True, you won't get the 3D experience, but the two-color 3D formatting doesn't make it unwatchable to someone who _isn't_ wearing the proper eyewear. It just makes the edges a bit fuzzy, where anaglyph looks like technicolor vomit without the glasses. Second, it's more of a light/dark thing than a two-color thing, and by making one of the lenses amber it gets around the problem where one single type of cone is used to see red, green, and amber. I suspect this latter bit is what causes anaglyph headaches, since that two-color arrangement splits the red and green colors between opposing eyes.
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    Image of redman042 redman042
    09/11/09

    In reply to 3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
    All of these will fail. Miserably. Why? Because they all require special gear to use, and the only one that's watchable still requires a plasma display, a special Blu-Ray player, and special movie discs. It's simply not going to be worth it for 95% of people to go there. And the movie industry will not go there either unless the market is big enough. Think about the investment on their part to get the media out there.

    This will die like many other specialty media formats, including DVD-A.

    3D is a nice idea that in reality requires way too much capital investment to make sense for the average consumer, especially TODAY's average consumer, who has been burned by the recession and thinks a LOT harder now about what they throw money at. That mentality will continue for a long time after the economy starts recovering.
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    Image of InvaderPhlegm InvaderPhlegm
    09/14/09

    @redman042: To add to that, consider the fact that the majority of consumers have still yet to upgrade, to standard, run of the mill, HDTV.

    In it's greed, the consumer electronics industry is biting itself in the ass big time with the push for 3D. Most consumers have not even adopted HDTV yet (and this was before recession), and now the CE industry is already pushing for something much more expensive - 3D goggles, 3D blu-ray player, 3D HDTV, etc. The fact that you need to have all of these components combined just to buy into the entire 3D experience is ludicrous when you examine the out of pocket expenditure it all represents to the end consumer.

    True, a small handful of people with money to burn, are going to pony up to the 3D table, but the vast majority simply are not going to fall for it.

    And that is before we even address the matter that no one really wants to wear those stupid goggles every time they want to plunk down on the couch and watch a movie.

    And that still does not address the issue of this little format war to see which 3D tech will become the dominant supported tech.

    Plain and simple, at this stage of development of the technology, none of it should even be considered for release into the hands of consumers. The CE industry still has years worth of work to do before they get to the point where all of the issues are addressed that would make 3D tech not only consumer friendly to use, but also consumer friendly in price.
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    Image of Jimmy1 Jimmy1
    09/11/09

    In reply to 3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
    Yeah, until we get holograms, I'm passing on this gimmick. Besides, all this is, is just a push by studios to combat piracy. Nothing more. It's glorified DRM with glasses.
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    whiteknight89 still plays DiabloII promoted this comment Jimmy1 was starred Jimmy1 was unstarred
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    09/12/09

    @Jimmy1: What the hell are you saying here? How is DRM involved?
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    Image of Smith145 Smith145
    09/11/09

    In reply to 3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
    Wait a minute...Hasn't Samsung done this for like three years now? They were using the way Panasonic was doing it way back with DLP, and they have had it on Plasmas for the last three years with DDD.com glasses. This is nothing new!

    Now what was new was what Samsung and others showed at CES in Jan. They had a display that didn't require glasses at all.
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    Mark Wilson promoted this comment Smith145 was starred Smith145 was unstarred
    Image of Mark Wilson Mark Wilson
    09/11/09

    @Smith145: Yeah, these tech demos have been around for AGES. The difference now is that the companies are going on record as saying these old concepts are going to be real products next year.
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    Image of OCEntertainment OCEntertainment
    09/11/09

    In reply to 3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
    I'm on board with the get-rid-of-the-glasses idea. The faux-3D aspect (and let's be honest, it's not true 3D, it's just a better illusion) is a novelty at best and nauseating at worst. It requires better eyesight than some viewers have to see it, and takes bulky glasses to watch.

    And some of them require power? Seriously? You know, I was playing with a Wii the other day and the batteries died. And I was thinking, "Man, replacing these batteries in the middle of a game is so much fun! I wish I could do this in the middle of a movie!"

    Yeah, no. I mean, I'm a 3D purist. I want a damn hologram, k? A real hologram, that I can walk around. One that appears to occupy space on more than two axes. But failing that, if everybody absolutely positively HAS to make faux-3D television and movies, can we please at least have the decency to not wear dumb glasses that make my head hurt? K? K.
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    Image of housewarmer housewarmer
    09/11/09

    @OCEntertainment: For what it's worth, human vision is no more "True 3D" than these technologies. Our eyes produce two separate no-depth images, it just so happens that our brain is a master signal processor.

    Regarding glasses, I think 3d may catch on even if they're required. It's just a matter of getting the quality/price to the right level. I've been waiting for 3d gaming for my entire life (movies, eh, not as much) compared to that, glasses are a non-issue.
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    Image of ChatwinDawidude ChatwinDawidude
    09/11/09

    In reply to 3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
    Uh...so what happens for those of us who can't see with the special 3D glasses and all?

    My vision is such that the images look the same with and wthout the glasses. (Super blurry.) If everything is going to be in this special 3D-style, what happens for those of us who have trouble seeing the images correctly because of our eyesight? Will there be a second feed that will be in 2D to accommodate us? Or will we be SOL until we can beam the images directly into our brains a la "Batman Forever". (I can't believe I referenced that.)

    This is a question that I've been searching for an answer to for a little while. Especially since I've been hearing more and more people say they don't/can't see 3D movies.
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    TheLostVikings R.O.A.C.H. promoted this comment Wilson Rothman approved this comment ChatwinDawidude was starred ChatwinDawidude was unstarred
    Image of Mark Wilson Mark Wilson
    09/11/09

    @ChatwinDawidude: Hey, not sure what tech you've used or your vision situation. But if you close one eye while watching active shutter tech, you just see a normal 2D image.
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    Image of madog madog
    09/10/09

    In reply to Now Available
    Super light, super sized, super thin, super expensive, and with a super short life span.

    I'm a pessimist so I still figure everyone who owns an LCD or Plasma TV to be an early adopter. In this case pessimist also mean "poor bastard" too. I just don't see the lifespan of new technology made for any sort of long term use when compared to the "old faithful" CRT set.

    Maybe it's planned obsolescence, or maybe I just feel that way when every current TV manufacturer continually tries to one-up the competition (not necessarily bad in its own right) giving me the feeling that everything is virgin and untested.

    I do know the time will eventually come when I have to purchase one, but for what it's worth (nothing), big, fancy and new TVs aren't for me.
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