Analog maven Wally Malewicz is no stranger to these pages. His first commercial product, a cartridge-alignment tool called the WallyTractor, became a hit among the vinyl cognoscenti after Michael Fremer wrote about it in "Analog Corner" in the November 1998 <I>Stereophile</I>, and Malewicz's full kit of Wally Analog Tools was the joint winner of our <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/features/724/index5.html">Accessory of the Year</A> award in 2002.

"So, you've got <a href="http://forum.stereophile.com/forum/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=January&Numb… hankering</a> for a new pair of loudspeakers?"

DRM squabbles will delay Blu-ray DVDs.

<I>Popular Mechanics</I>: 50 Inventions From the Last 50 Years

"Give me a perfect dry martini in a low-ball glass.<I>"Stat!"

Putty, that is.

From the <I>Columbia Journalism Review</I>, one of my must-reads.

There, now we've said it, too. The mathematics of Sudoku, yet one other trend we'd never heard of before 2005.