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I was looking at Yahoo Answers like any self-respecting me would do. I haven't been on there in a long time. Since then I have acquired an Xbox 360 in a game of chance. I thought I would wander over to the Xbox related questions and see who I could help.

After I was disappointed with the iPad due to extremely high expectations I began looking forward to my next phone. I wasn't sure what I wanted next. I would read a couple good things about one phone and a couple good ones about another, but I could never make a decision until a couple of days ago. I don't know why my epiphany was so late but I am glad I had it.

All of us have been a part of some sort of online community; whether it be facebook, a blog, or a full-fledged forum. What we're going to discuss now is something that has been an intergral part of these communities for millenia (yes, that long): being banned.

Walking into Haier's booth we found the idea wall which we have previously seen on Gizmodo the night before. They asked people to write down their ideas (I assumed of technology) for the future. Here are some of my favorite things that were there.

What do you call an uncircumcised Jedi?

CES is a place for companies to announce new products that are in development, everyone knows this. However, what everyone doesn't know is that every so often information is unintentionally leaked and revealed to the masses. This, my dear friends, is one of those cases.

If you don't know what Boxee is, read our original post about it.

Although Boxee has been changing the home media center scene for a while, recently they took a big step towards making IPTV ubiquitous.  At CES2010, Boxee was showing off three main things, a new set-top-box, a new remote, and new software.

Follow after the break to see what might be the future of TV.

Until January 15th (This Friday) you can pay whatever you want for Crayon Physics Deluxe. [Needs Paypal account]

[*By you I mean ourselves]
To follow up on an earlier post, when I could only show you a picture of this subwoofer water tank, here is a video that I was able to upload once I got a real internet connection.

We walked around a lot in CES the first 2 days. We also went to a lot of places on the strip when CES was over for the day.

My Lego experience was one I did not expect to have here at CES. As you might have read in Seth's post there is a new MMO coming out from Lego. Here is my story.

Walking in to the central hall at CES I was reminded of why we come. Even with all the economic unrest, the electronics industry descends upon Las Vegas to showcase booths so extravagant Clark Griswold would be impressed.

Today at CES, Woot held a contest. The goal was simple: take a picture with 4 out of the 5 writers. The prize: a bag of crap.

During day 2 of CES, we visited the Lego Universe booth. For those of you who have been living under a Lego brick for the past year; Lego Universe is a MMORPG that is currently being developed.

Hey, everyone!

We actually did get shirts in while Wewwl was in a pile of rumble, similar to what it is now but the last pile. So, if you had talked to me via anything about a shirt size or color and haven't gotten your shirt let me know! I will add a picture of some cool people wearing it later when I get a chance.