pretty lame...rush is actually dead on with this issue. instead of commenting about the news, try to read it.

yeah, i love it...making fun of prius drivers and their politics...haha. i think i have seen like 1 that didn't have a sticker about obama or the environment (but, then again, you do need something to distract you from the horrific back end of that car).

'you all everybody...' 'you all everybody...'
yeah, i am probably the only one thinking of the Lost band with Charlie

I think that this phone is quite attractive. From living in China for some years, I have found that Lenovo usually is going after the business segment. I feel that this phone is going to do very well in just that market. I also feel that open source, and Google have some great opportunities to grow in China (and India, etc). Personally, I am interested to see how they will do with this phone (and Android) running with the Chinese language. I always felt that the iPhone (based on Unix) handled Chinese input extremely well. I just hope that they get it right, and don't have to rely on 3rd parties to fix the language input (something like what happened to the G1).

Hey, I was just wondering what we are going to see with power reduction. Maybe I haven't followed as closely as I should, but I always used to turn off my bluetooth to avoid the power draw. I have now started to do that with Wifi as well...do we need to be worried about all of these drawing power along with our 3.5" 'displays'...?

personally, i think that having the phaeton as an option in this segment is a great thing. after reading about this vehicle, i feel that it is a great contribution to today's car-market. in today's computer-driven economy, you can still buy a hand-built car for 60k is amazing. yes, it will have some problems, but, what car doesn't have it's problems. furthermore, with the view of the euro, the stateside folks can purchase an amazing car for a relatively good price (yeah, i am speaking hypothetically--i have no money, and i still haven't found dealers that like that kind of buyer)