I wondered before why ECM/PCMs etc. have to be under the hood. Why can't they be on the dashboard side of the firewall?

I think it can add a lot to a movie, only if done right. My first exposure to the polarization form of 3D was the IMAX 3D feature Wings of Courage. I remember thinking that because you can refocus your eyes within the scenes, it greatly enhanced the level of detail and therefor the immersion factor. I thought that it could bring art direction & set decoration to a whole new level.

As long as stuff isn't popping out at the camera/audience every 10 seconds, and as long as it isn't a non-stop CGI rollercoaster like Avatar, I think theater 3D (stereoscopic) film could find its true footing.

How sad when there's this many comments and not one mention of either the Vomit Comet OR Fizzy Lifting Drinks.

I patented the semiotic, archetypal link between thought and language... stop infringing on me! In fact, stop using language in your thoughts or I'll have my lawyer issue a cease and desist order.

Waldo is waving at you from a window.

I agree with parent.
I still have an HTC Wizard (which was sold as rebranded Cingular 8125). The phone companies force their dirty tricks upon manufacturers. The HTC Wizard has Wifi but it was hobbled by programming that made it preference sending data through the telco. I didn't go looking to mod the phone until I felt cheated. I wiped it and reloaded Windows 6 and found that I had the ability to do much more in regards to installing apps and using 3rd party SIMs when traveling abroad etc.

Since then I've given up on carrying a swiss-army phone (a netbook fills the niche if I'm away from my rig long)

..."Pittsburgh Style" aka "Black & Blue", charred on the outside, bloody inside.
Nothing like having some carbonized bovine muscle along with some cold fermented grain juice.