Required: Old working or non-working fax, printer, copier, scanner of any brand, Brother or non-Brother.

Here is a comparison of Cignal TV’s different subscription plans, both prepaid and postpaid prices along with the corresponding differences in channel lineup between plans. And this, in my opinion, is much more readable than what they have on their website.
In anticipation of Star Wars’ Blu-ray release, I remembered seeing this nice Star Wars saga poster a few years back and decided to share it. Good work SimonZ (the author)!
Logitech’s always churning out mice every few months and now they’ve come up with the M515 which works on “soft” surfaces like a bed, a couch (hence the name Couch Mouse). The bottom surface of the mouse is constructed differently in that it is sealed, which makes it easy to glide on fabric compared to other mice which might get fibers or whatnot caught up in unwanted areas of the device (particularly the sensor area).

Amazon seems to have a finalized a release date of September 27, 2011 for Star Wars: The Complete Saga (Episodes I-VI) [Blu-ray] (For the UK, release is possibly on September 30, 2011). Since that day is a Tuesday, it could very well be the truth. If you collect DVD/Blu-ray movies, you’d know that new releases typically come out during Tuesdays. The complete Star Wars saga, aside from coming in 1080p high definition, will also feature “more than 30 hours of extensive special features (spanning across three discs) including never-before-seen deleted and alternate scenes, an exploration of the exclusive Star Wars archives, and much more.”
Micro-HDMI Type D to Type A cables are readily available via Parts Express, Amazon or Monoprice. Monoprice also has Type A to Type D conversion cables on this page.
Below are some additional helpful information I managed to stumble on via Wikipedia and HDMI.org. Just a friendly reminder, type C is mini-HDMI while type D is micro-HDMI:











