I Want It All - Dr. Pepper

One of my favorite commercials this month. I want everything!

Check If Your New Mac Will Be Out Of Date In A Month's Time

Think that brand spankin' new Macbook Pro will last long? Double check with Mac Buyer's Guide from MacRumors.com!

But you already have a desk...

No matter! Get this contemporary home and board masterpiece (Basis Desk) for multi-functional spaces! It even has a pull-out tray for hiding your lappy-top. Only nine hundred bucks here!

Hitachi Deskstar 7K1000: Desktop Terabyte Storage

Sweet jesus. This kind of kicks my two 320's out the window, doesn't it?

LG KE970: With Flinky Hard-To-Use Buttons

Tis' pretty, but try using it for a few minutes. You'll hate it almost immediately, like my Motorola RAZR v3.

Sony UK Boss: PS3 is Next-Next-Gen

Please. God. Make them stop.

Many people are saying we're now joining the next-generation console era, but I believe we've stepped over the current next-gen to create the real next-generation.

That's Sony UK boss Ray Maguire.

All of those things are part of moving from the PlayStation 2 era to the PlayStation 3 and leaving behind all of the middle products that are in the market place right now, which clearly don't compare in terms of technical prowess

Still Ray. His PR minder must have been taking a piss.

We're not hooked into a world which was technologically average two years ago. You can't compare the two. If you're comparing the two we would have had the same technology and we'd be at the same price - we're not.

Somebody get him a pillow and a stiff, cold drink. He's got LAUNCH DAY FEVER. Needs to lie down.

Gus Design Group Spencer Sofa

At two grand, it's mighty more pricey than any IKEA attempt. Details like a kiln-fired hardwood frame, glued and screwed joints, no sag spring construction, and cushions finished with a Dacron wrap to help them hold their shape, however, will help make this a sofa last way longer than your current lease.

RIAA: Worst Company in America 2007

There is no greater enemy of the music business than the music industry itself. Never before in the history of mass entertainment have we witnessed an industry who worked harder to destroy itself.

Apparently NPR, as well as thousands of other internet radio providers are going to be taxed big-time with a few new upcoming laws.

"…we are being required to pay an internet royalty fee that is vastly more expensive than what we pay for over-the-air use of music, although for a fraction of the over-the-air audience." -Andi Sporking, NPR’s Vice-President of Communication

I say everyone stop buying CD's period. Try Hype Machine and Soulseek to get your independent music with no frills.

The internet is a machine that cannot be stopped. You can't let out the horse from a barn and then try to shove it back in with doors closed. It just won't happen.