Easy solution: the internet is now classified. Everyone without a secret clearance and a need to know please log off.

Apple never called it a "retinal display". They call it the Retina Display. It's a marketing name. They said exactly how many ppi it has, so I have a hard time seeing how anyone feels misled by their claims.

Apple also has a line of monitors called Cinema Display. Perhaps the scientists should waste their time trying to determine if these monitors could actually be used in movie theaters.

Did you even read the article you are replying to? The finder knew who the owner was, made no attempt to return it to him, and turned around and sold it to the highest bidder!

He found a cell phone that was logged into the owner's facebook page. It would have taken him one minute to send the owner a message saying that he had his phone and how to contact him, or that he left it with the bar's lost and found. This is what a reasonable person would have done.

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