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I remember putting my first Blu-ray movie in my PS3 (connected to a 55" HDTV) and stopping it after a few minutes because I couldn't stop staring at the actors' and actress' pores. That was it for me. I just don't want to see that much detail. Maybe I am the only one. I have received some other movies as gifts on Blu-ray and as long as they are mostly rendered (animated) they are great. I am perfectly happy with the resolution I get from Netflix on my Apple TVs, PS3, XBOX, Wii, iPad, iPhone, etc. I think HD video is overrated; a feeling I do not share for audio.

It looks like an upside down baking sheet on something black. I can't tell though.

'Uncle Sam' wouldn't care whether or not you are in compliance with municipal zoning regulations as he is a personification of the U.S. Federal Government and not State or Local governments.

@Jason I knew before I even clicked on this post that someone would decry the malformation of that poor MBP. I have to agree with you, though. This is a travesty of digital proportions.

@kushkush For those not in the know, what the author means is that near the end of the cable on the older 27, it splits into three separate cables with the different connections he speaks of. (Realistically, all three cables are inside that one cable, just twisted together until the point where they separate into 3 cables.) The newer 27 only has two of those cables: the mag-safe power and the thunderbolt cables. Since the cable actually splits into 3 (or 2 as it were) cables, this is not a single cable with multiple connectors (interchangeable or otherwise), although some might think that not understanding the design.

Love the first pic with the tapestry. I had something similar in my college dorm with some handemade peruvian bed sheets I picked up while on spring break in Lima. I used to daydream a lot while staring at the designs. Nice set of offices.