OK...? This would be great if processor and hd or ssd is integrated!

I read this too; http://www.9to5mac.com/Google-tablet-34959 Looks like there's gonna be a head to head fight (Apple's 'tablet' could be announced next month according to umpteen sources ). This is going to be an interesting year to come!

Nice looking model, Rich. It'd be nice to also see a photo of the original

The name is so misleading! What kind of kind wants that for a present?

Thanks, Rich. I'm on a slow connection (550kbps) so I use this add-on to download HD videos instead of suffering the pain of watching them load in the player: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/10137

Hm... Interesting - thanks. It crashed my FF twice when I wanted to set it to capture the FF window only (with no full screen).

Wave was always really about the back-end technology. The web app was an attempt to show the capabilities of the technology, and the web app is what is being discontinued. The back-end technology will be integrated into other applications. It may already be being used in Buzz, Docs, etc.

@Gaieus maybe you can write a Ruby that tells Firefox to tell the Addon that it is 'special' Zip file that needs to carefully placed in the 'Plugin' folder then Unzipped oh so gently

@unknownuser said: Hi, If the PC had two monitors that feed one projector would I be able to view both screens as one screen through projector? Is it possible to view PowerPoint in slideshow mode and su simultaneously? I think you still don't understanding my 1st response. Your computer needs a device to display the information. If you have a graphics card in your computer that has 2 VGA outputs you can display the following: a: 2 Monitors or b: 2 Projectors or 1 Monitor and 1 Projector note: the display resolution of the Projectors is not a great yet as it is for Monitors, however whatever combination you chose, a:, b: or above you will be able to view both Powerpoint and SU simultaneously! also check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-monitor

@unknownuser said: As useful as: A submarine with a Screen Door. . . A kick stand on a freight train. . . A car wash on a dirt road. .. Or Tits on a bull..... as my late Grandma would say......

Works fine in Chrome? But in Firefox when i hover pointer over where links are it recognizes the link but doesn't display? If i click the invisible image search and navigate back to web search they appear?

Must be what they do when it's NOT rugby season.

Yeah , i realised that but felt that there were some good hidden gems in there for textures, lighting, polygonal techniques etc. Especially from a beginners POV, who's trying to find out more with regards understanding rendering and its application

Mike, After Google Releasing SU7.1 it's as if Xmas came early for some! "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe." Albert Einstein

I run 64 Vista - I mainly got it to have PS run faster and I haven't been disappointed. I did have to replace a couple of older pieces of hardware though - a webcam and an audio interface - because drivers weren't available. I did keep my old XP machine around for that purpose too. It runs Sketchup and the Twilight render very effectively.