Yeah, OneNote with a TabletPC (wacom style stylus) is by far the best electronic note-taking tool available. It's really second only to paper (and superior in many ways).

Exceeds 100% ELECTRICAL efficiency is the key here. The conservation of energy is still intact because it supposedly uses heat energy to supplement.

Erm, the human eye can easily see faster than 30FPS. Some fighter pilots can see "fast" enough to notice the equivalent of 200FPS.


I certainly can see flickering with the old 60Hz CRT's.

That's not necessarily true. The Adreno 225 in the current Krait is slower than the 320 that'll be coming later in the year but it still trades benchmarks with Tegra3 in graphics tests.


Notably, the GLbenchmark offscreen test where the Tegra3 wins the most by, has a severe bug somewhere.

While it still may be that the results are valid, I might as well wait until they've hammered out every possible source of error as well as come up with a testable theory for the discrepancy.

Agree 100%

The two biggest power draws are the screen and radios. This is what needs to be made more efficient.

With proper GUI design and AMOLED screens, the screen power draw can be drastically reduced but things like the 3G radio drain power like mad if the signal isn't perfectly strong (while 4G radios gobble power under all circumstances).

Or rather, shit happens and the designs work better than they were engineered for.


The reactors, built 40 years ago, using an old less safe design, engineered for 8.0 earthquakes, survived a 9.0 (it was upgraded) earthquake and a tsunami as well as a hydrogen explosion of the outer building with the all-important containment building still completely intact.


If people were sane and less reactionary, this is actually quite the demonstration of how incredibly resilient it all was.

Okay, turns out I'm a moron and you're right. Didn't go past rooting and seeing that CM isn't available after all. Strange though since the Nexus S does give them what they need.

Considering that Galaxy S is a family of phones rather than just single phone:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Samsung_Vibrant:_Rooting

Ever since the Nexus S came out, everything needed for Cyanogenmod was available.