I’m just wondering here, but where is the dynamic shift in ergonomics and laptop design that we’ve been waiting for? Google just announced it’s Chrome-powered laptop, the cr-48 which is available for OS testing purposes only, and it looks like Batman’s ThinkPad from 1998. Seriously? Even if this is only a tester, where’s the tease? Where’s the sexy? Why aren’t any laptop makers redefining that flippin’ brick that’s off-center in weight, flimsy to open and close and awkward to plug peripherals in to?

The GRID system in CSS is almost everywhere. Most large sites use it to squeeze advertising into blocks that run for miles up the sides. The Grid system was actually a way to harmonize creative site design as the missing connection between website design in Photoshop and other graphic programs and code like CSS and Forms used by Blog software like Textpattern and WordPress.

But can it help a first-time user in a pinch?