This is very disappointing because this bug effectively makes everything we like about the Echo a moot point, as without rock solid 1080i playback, we couldn't recommend this device to anyone.

ENGADGET: Ceton Echo Windows Media Center Extender review HD

The satellite companies echo Hazlett's point they are part of a diverse spectrum of technologies and products that were competing for listeners' ears and pocket books.

CNN: Proposed satellite radio merger: Boon for consumers or monopoly?

Criticism of how business schools may have helped create the end of the business world as we know it would seem to echo Gordon-Howell's point about the need for more emphasis on ethics.

ECONOMIST: The Gordon-Howell report of 1959

The British duo were a good match for their opponents in the early stages at the Echo Arena and earned the first break point in the fourth game thanks to a great Murray lob but Fyrstenberg held firm on his serve.

BBC: GB suffer Davis Cup doubles loss

This request focused my thoughts, or the lack of 'em, to such a fine point, I gave my 14-inch Echo an edge it never had.

NPR: After The Bailout

The article makes a larger point, however, one that many marketers would echo as they reflect on the dollars spent following purely demographic lines.

FORBES: Emotion Is Always In Fashion

One point of differentiation from all the other extenders we've tried is that the Echo allows you to configure its various options via a Media Center plug-in.

ENGADGET: Ceton Echo Windows Media Center Extender review HD

Because the early universe is believed to have undergone a period of rapid inflation, features that were Planck-scale may have been magnified to the point where they are visible as blips in the cosmic microwave background, an electromagnetic echo of the Big Bang.

ECONOMIST: Planck-scale physics

But the point that I was trying to make was simply that -- and, again, to echo a little bit about what Secretary Gates said, we have -- we obviously have 68, 000 troops there.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing