Every ThinkPad X1 Carbon has an anti-glare IPS display with a native resoltion of 1600x900. But you know, it's missing the Apple logo on the top cover.

This week I installed Windows 7 Pro, Office 2010 Pro Plus, and a slew of other business software on a 40GB SSD with room to spare. Amazing what you can do without porn.

The summary leaves out the interesting part: IE8 is the latest version available for Windows XP. And there's no place that XP exists more than business, education, and government. This is Google's way to get sysadmins comfortable with Chrome in the workplace.

If your device is lost or stolen.

It's really not a game, just a reward system, similar to Slashdot karma.

The removal concept isn't new either; if you use any OS (typically Windows PE or Linux live) that isn't the infected one, it makes everything much easier. The most interesting thing about all of it is their patent-pending "one-time modification to the Windows bootloader". Not exactly something you want to get wrong, but I think it's a serious step in the right direction.

Since Amazon was established in 1994, the 1990 date obviously means something else...

Koss Porta Pro don't just look retro, they're the real deal. They've been mostly unchanged since 1984, and Amazon has sold them since 1990 (up to 1,200 reviews now). It's nice to see a company stand behind a product instead of cycling them every 6 months.

HeadRoom tests more headphones than probably anyone. They're unbiased enough to say when a $40 pair is better than $100 pair that they sell.

The Oatmeal has already demonstrated the problem perfectly.

This has nothing to do with making it harder for DIY, it's just harder period. Compare this to major PC companies who whitelist devices in firmware, or other industries using "security" fasteners requiring patented and regulated tools.

Victorinox has had a line of these for several years. I own one of the early ones from when 512MB was as big as you could buy. It's been on my keychain all these years and still works great.

I've found the tool I use most often is the knife, usually for opening packaging. When the pen stopped working, they sent me a new one, no questions asked. And I'm not sure what other people store on these things, but I hardly ever use more than 100MB.

Exactly. In rural areas they wanted to compete with satellite and long-range wireless providers. The default installation here is now a HSPA+ (42 Mbps) router for fast ethernet and wireless-N. Since cell phones probably outnumber these installations 100-to-1, this is an expected result. I don't understand the OP's car analogy.

Those aren't your sub-100W corporate boxes. Rough calculations for gaming PSUs on 230V would be tens of thousands of amps. And good thing it's winter in Sweden!

Not when the IP cam software only supports Windows.