The details--like which of the '90s cast will reemerge, if any--remain unknown, but that hasn't stopped the public from buzzing.
That said, if we assume the as yet unknown price isn't stereotypically high -- and that audiophiles don't mind a big, potentially noisy desktop as a home theater PC -- the Hi-Fi Z77x could be a treat for those who want to wring every nuance out of music and movie soundtracks.
Everyone is terrified of the unknown, but most of us don't want to return to a time when minorities were openly discriminated against.
What remains unknown, and likely won't be answered until the BOG meeting, is if the revised valuation and the backup offer will sway votes.
Just how much is unknown, in part because the SEC hasn't finished issuing rules for such basics as what it will regard as sufficient internal financial controls.
In part because of the limited number of marquee ad spots, many magazines have sold out of ads for their maiden iPad issues nevermind that most publishers and marketers haven't even finished designing the apps and ads and that it's unknown how many people will buy iPads.
WSJ: Advertisers Gather Around as Publishers Tout Bells and Whistles of Apple's iPad
First, publishers make more money on hardcover sales than e-book sales, thanks to the inconvenient and widely unknown fact that digital books don't cost much less to produce than physical ones.
ENGADGET: Editorial: Bring on the digital overthrow of publishing
Others argue that even if robots could be more accurate under some restricted circumstances at some unknown time in the future, we just shouldn't grant machines the decision about who lives or dies.
At some unknown time in the past, genetic mutations occurred that didn't prevent a gene from doing its job but did cripple it slightly.
WSJ: A Gene Gives a Hint Of How Long a Person Might Hope to Live
If you have a temperature of 101 F (38.3 C) or higher for more than three weeks and your doctor isn't able to find the cause after extensive evaluation, the diagnosis may be fever of unknown origin.
It easy to forget when you're standing in the middle of a city of birds - but listening to these sounds now, I can't help remembering that the albatrosses and penguins populations are declining sharply for reasons known and unknown.
On the long drive home from the studio after recording his show, he would listen to demo tapes that unknown bands had sent him, throwing the ones he didn't like on the floor and the ones he did on the back seat.
An unknown senator, thought to be a Republican member who didn't like the way the hearing was unfolding, evoked a rarely used Senate rule that requires that any hearing taking place during a regular session do so only with the unanimous consent of the Senate.
Though they did not, themselves, perform the synthesis, Dr't Hooft and Dr Veltman tidied up its mathematics to such a degree that useful predictions about the properties of unknown sub-atomic particles became possible.
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