Exactly, I missed that crucial point above. PDF conversion isn't always great, but typically ePubs go just fine.

I think you may be right, I think someone DID do this on the DSi, whether it was an actual game company or a homebrewer, I'm not sure.

The PDF reading is ok, it just really depends on the pdf. For something like a PDF formatted to be 8.5x11 sheets, just text, it isn't too great, you have to be zoomed in and scrolling around is a little slow. I found the PDF viewer was great for converted to PDF powerpoint slides though. They usually have big text anyway, so once shrunk to kindle size, it was about normal readable size.

No, the 3DS shows an interlaced image, and has a polarized layer over top that points the right lines at the right eyes.

And where exactly did you come up with this? The main problem is that it can't read ePubs, but you can load anything in a format it supports (txt, mobi, html, pdf if you are masochistic, etc....) via USB, and with some (txt, mobi I think are the only two), you can even download them using the experimental web browser from any store or website.

Let's put this in to a car analogy:

A person gets his car remapped. This can include things like unlocking a maximum speed set by the company. Consider this as the "jailbreaking" of the car. It is possible that the car company put that limit there in order to prevent excessive wear due to crazy speeds.

"But all I did was modify the software!". Nope, no warranty, since you put the engine outside of it's expected engine parameters. Maybe going extra fast made the engine really hot and melted it into a molten block of metal.

Same thing here.

We'll need PCs because we'll have programs that have requirements 100x higher than what we have now.

No no, Georgie is the guy who runs the cables. He's just one man though, so he spends a few days digging a little trench, then just covers it up with his shovel. That's why the cable was so close to the surface

MUCH smaller. This thing is one cubic INCH. A roomba is a couple inches tall, and bigger than a frisbee in terms of diameter.

That's a pretty small cubicle! I can't figure out how you got even the laptop and both 17" monitors in, let alone the various other TVs!

+1 on that. Projector is doing a 92" display, plus two 17" monitors. And that's just one computer!

why would we care about the local docks? Or did you mean Peer?

Don't forget the resulting tsunami!

I would have to assume by bike he meant motorbike...