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Measuring it, it looks like it would be. I don't really have the desk space to do that with - but it is tempting, as I have a pair of the HP 24" screens - so I could put one each side!

OK - looks like Google was being a pain. I've uploaded them to Imgur instead - so hopefully they show up this time :)

Finally got my screen home and setup :) It's massive! I think I'm going to have to increase my mouse speed in Windows, otherwise I'll keep bumping into my keyboard when I'm moving from one side of the screen to the other. Here's some photos. Apologies for the quality, my camera batteries were...

Oh no!:( Mine's due between 3pm and 4pm but I'm not going to get a 40" screen in my Lotus, so it will have to sit boxed up in the office until I can steal the wifes car on Friday. :mad:

Me too :D

I'm in a similar boat. Going from a 24" 1920x1200 screen to this. Looking forward to it :)

Couldn't resist - I've also ordered one :) I've been flip-flopping about a new monitor for months (since the Dell U3415W was released). Looking forward to replacing my 24" 1920x1200 screen with something a little on the larger size..!

We've just got an AEG combi oven fitted, but because I'm old (!), I'm scared about leaving the oven racks in whilst using the microwave features. The manual isn't very clear about such things, but I'm thinking it's OK to leave them in, especially given that the rails that support the racks are...

Quite a while. Can't find the paperwork for it at the moment though. I had the non-XTD Kone before it which was awesome, but the button clicks became a bit unreliable. As you've mentioned, the XTD is a bit light. The previous version came with heaver weights and was a joy to use.

Mine did something similar, but plugging into a different USB port sorted it out. I upgraded it to the latest firmware a few days back, and it's been fine since. I'm now on driver 1.18 and firmware 1.20. Might be worth giving it a go if you haven't already.

There have been a few docking cradle designs posted to reddit for 3D printers. Does anyone have access to a 3D printer and is willing to try printing them out?

Have you tried to run it as administrator (an option on the Compatibility tab when you look at the properties of the shortcut or .exe)?

I enjoyed it, but it played more like a shooter than an MMO, which wasn't really what I was after, so I stopped playing once I got to about level 17 or so.

WildStar is completely free. You can download the client from their website.

I played WildStar for a bit after its recent transition to F2P, but it didn't really hold my interest. You've got nothing to lose by giving it a go.

It doesn't feel as solid as the bumper case on my Nexus 5, that's for sure, but the patterned part on the back isn't carpet :p It does have some texture though, and the Q-Bert style cubes on it are also slightly raised adding texture.

I went for the Carbon 6P case from Google. The 'hump' is barely noticeable to be honest, it's a couple of mm at most. It's not that far out from the bumper case. The ridges all round the edge on that Speck case look like they'd annoy me after a while. The Adopted case looks to be the closest...

Got my 6P from Google today. Ordered it the day after the announcement and got a delivery date of early November, so I'm pleased that it turned up a week early :) Now the long slog of downloading all my apps onto it! And I hadn't bargained for the fact that the SIM from my Nexus 5 wouldn't fit...

PC is x64, and I'm trying to install the x64 tools. I tried the x86 tools, but they error out straight away as not being suitable. Bingo! Added the English-US language to the system, and then the tools installed. Thanks :)

I've got a Windows 10 Pro x64 PC (OEM license) that I'm using for compatibility testing in the office. It's joined to the domain, and everything mostly works as I expect it to. MS have just released the RSAT tools for Windows 10, meaning it now becomes a viable OS for me to use to manage...