(Like a hi-tech Swiss Army knife, but without the saw and toothpick).
Julian Assange is like a hi-tech terrorist, says US vice-president Joe Biden.
Especially in good light, the footage looks jaw-droppingly good, like a hi-def loop playing on the $4,000 flat panels at Best Buy.
The Bluetooth audio volume output is also relatively quiet, which mainly affects connections to audio systems like a Hi-Fi or a car stereo rather than Bluetooth headphones.
Written acerbically, staged like a hi-tech danse macabre, Enron dramatises the rise and fall of the energy company which was once America's seventh largest corporation.
Rachel Aroesti Opening with gleaming construction trucks sleeking through the City of London in the dead of night, this comes on like a hi-tech action-thriller.
Real problem: the three-inch screen is shaped like a hi-def movie; when you're shooting stills, you get black bars on either side, so the usable screen is much smaller.
Is it like a hi-fi that the council can confiscate if you disturb your neighbours, or is it more like being banished from the town you live in?
Typically they do this by relying on you, the owner, accepting the bundled operating system when buying a new computer to replace your old one, which is a bit like a hi-fi shop insisting that you buy a replacement collection of CDs whenever you trade in your music system.
The solution that the San Francisco-based company hopes to roll out looks like a hi-tech, streamlined egg on two wheels.
His ongoing solo exhibition at bitforms gallery, Vision Instruments, reimagines the prop technology used on the show as a series of functional, yet ultimately useless sculptures, like a hi-tech version of the Japanese art of Chindōgu ("unuseless").
