[QUOTE="teebeenz"]Just to give you an example, USB has a max bandwidth of 480mbits a second, while HDMI has over 10gigabits per second. See the problem?GilHerad

[QUOTE="SilV3RSix"][QUOTE="teebeenz"]Just to give you an example, USB has a max bandwidth of 480mbits a second, while HDMI has over 10gigabits per second. See the problem?deathmirage87

Just to give you an example, USB has a max bandwidth of 480mbits a second, while HDMI has over 10gigabits per second. See the problem?teebeenz

i personally dont need to see your face every minute of the day, or every day for that matter if things were that easy.  maybe the "girlfriend" should go find a hobby or something to fulfill the waste of time she using telling others what and what not they should be doing. DesmondPills

Actually, the CRTC has nothing to do with the absence of TV and movie downloads via XBL. The CRTC are primarily responsible for programming on regular television, NOT responsible for the XBL download service. This is Microsoft's responsibility. If the shows are legitimately paid for and are suitable for audiences, the CRTC won't even care if they are downloadable or not.NaaN_BreaD

Duke University did a study a couple years ago where they hardwired a robotic arm into a monkeys brain. After awhile the monkey could move the arm around like it was its own, which is cool, but it didn't work better than its own arms... The way the brain interfaces with the outside world is always going to be subject to motor skillz, so theres no point. Your hands are really the best form of control there is.

Unless you are paralyzed ^ but Im guessing most of us here aren't.

[QUOTE="lukasz_erecinsk"]Good stuff.... If you are correct about the games that are to-be shown, then there truly will be an info-overload-day :) subrosian