iFixit has the new Apple TV and shows you the insides
iFixit in typical fashion has got their hands on the latest Apple TV and have fully dissected it in full detail.
What you find is not surprising based on all the already leaked news about using the same A4 processor and chips, but what is really awesome is that its the most eco-friendly set top box ever!
I like the high repair-ability factor too! (8/10)
Have you got one? Are you getting one?
Wisdom of the crowds = just plain dumb sometimes
Went to a restaurant, packed like sardines, with people waiting outside to get in. It took over half an hour to get seats inside and another 15 minutes to get get food after ordering. From what I can tell passing this restaurant all the time, that's typical.
Food was not good.
Presentation was poor.
Service was bad.
Ambiance was typical loud, shouting in your ear Chinese restaurant loud.
Order accuracy was bad, they kept trying to shove a horrible seafood fried fruit platter on us.
Parking was non-existent.
Why do people keep coming here in droves?!
Pictures to come.
Update on 2010-12-08 22:37 by Mike Mu
What prompted me to start the post was that my family and I went to a restaurant in Alhambra, CA which we almost always pass because its on one of the busiest most used intersections there.
Every time we pass there's always people waiting outside to get in for dinner (usually on weekends). One weekend, we decided to visit.
The wait was 30 minutes, the food came out slowly, cold and out of order, and the service was bad.
It goes to show you can't always trust that a restaurant is good just because there's a lot of people waiting to get in.
Garmin Nuvi Recall - 200W, 250W, 260W, 7xx
The recall involves: Nuvi 200W, 250W, 260W and Nuvi 7xx (where xx is a two-digit number)
These portable automotive GPS products were sold for use as aftermarket equipment and were also sold and installed as original equipment in certain passenger vehicles. These units contain third-party Lithium-Ion batteries manufactured in a certain date range. In rare circumstances the batteries contained in the affected GPS units can overheat.
Owners may contact Garmin’s Nuvi Battery Recall Information Line at 1-866-957-1981. Determine your Nuvi model number by looking at the label on the back or bottom of your Nuvi. You must provide this and other information to determine whether your Nuvi is affected by this recall. To easily and quickly determine whether your Nuvi is affected, go to www.garmin.com/nuvibatterypcbrecall
You may also find additional details about the recall in the NHTSA bulletin.