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Some cool images at: Car Record Players & Other Cool Vintage Devices

Tickets to Vegas.

Better collection is Ingmar Bergman - Four Masterworks (Criterion Collection), but you can't go wrong with Passion and Persona. Solid titles all around. Speaking of miracles...

Cool wallpaper.

If anyone is a Bergman fan. List Price: $119.98 Sale: $29.98. Ingmar Bergman Collection (Hour of the Wolf / The Passion of Anna / Persona / Shame / The Serpent's Egg) (6-DVD) - Drama Classic Movies on DVD (1966) Starring Liv Ullmann; Directed by Ingmar Bergman; MGM (Video & DVD) : OLDIES.com

It isn't the $50, it's either carrying it around as a substitute (and losing that functionality or carrying around one more thing). Though I know streaming audio isn't that important to many (especially when discussing quality). Are there good FM stations left in the area? All my faves are back East. Anyway, sorry guys. No disrespect to the Clip (been impressed). I knew it was a silly question. Maybe I could velcro a Pico Slim and Clip+ (for my music) on the back of my iPhone (for streaming). Maybe even add a microcassette player for oldish school flair. Wall - strike - block of sound.

Goofy general question I know, but although I've been repeatedly tempted to pick up a Sansa since hearing Grahame's on two different occasions (especially straight to a CD3K), I keep wondering about missing a net connection and audio streaming (WFMU, Pandora, various news, etc). Any of you guys with a Clip (or iPod, Zen, etc.) love the sound, but can't get over the loss of internet content?

iPad LapDock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMr6HYJ3Bo0

In case you want to watch the keynote: Apple - QuickTime - April 2010 Apple Special Event

'Big Lebowski' Porn

Cool compromised solution... First look: Camera for iPad

How a Book Publisher Failed to Get J.D. Salinger's Final Book 'Hapworth 16, 1924' Into Print -- New York Magazine

Probably right after that 2008 rumored iPhone nano.

Top 4 anti-iPad rage videos - The Week

I think that's a safe bet.

Jeremy Irons of Reversal of Fortune Jeremy Irons of Dungeons & Dragons

And a bunch of commentary... The iPad in the Eyes of the Digerati - Room for Debate Blog - NYTimes.com "Second: future touch-screens will be designed to show you a slice of time, not (like the iPad) an old-fashioned slice of space."

Makes me think of: Alex Payne - The Moderate's Position on iPad Openness. Will be curious what you think once you handle. It's a joy to touch. Making converts quickly. "Do I still think the iPad is “cynical”? I think it’s cynical of Apple to have a device that’s so closed from the get-go, but the goals of the device are so endearingly humanistic that you can’t really call it anything but hopeful. I think I was probably wrong on this count, but it’s something you can’t really understand until you’ve interacted with the thing."

This Targus looks nice. Targus tempts the wallet with a new line of iPad cases

Another short list: iPad apps: for your reference -- Engadget DrinkPad may be worth testing.

Cool. Wanna see that dock connector with optical out. Side note: why does anyone on YouTube under 35 seem like they're auditioning for the local morning zoo?

And iBallz!!!! iBallz, shock absorber and protection for your iPad. Does your iPad got ballz?

iWasn't but now iAm, an iPad saga Also: http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/05/fusion-garage-joojoo-review/

Just played with a co-workers iPad. I see why everyone is using the "beautiful" line. Feels a little fragile (at least at this point), but it's more beautiful (form and screen) than I was expecting. It's going to be... what's bigger than huge?