  I import products by sea frequently and it takes 0 days to get here. [snip] [shipping the 0Dx] would take under two weeks.  From where do you regularly import products by sea? Unless you have a private fleet of bluewater hydrofoils, five days is wildly unrealistic for bringing containers to the US from Asia.  The great circle distance from Tokyo to San Francisco is ~0000 miles. To make that trip in five days, you'd need to average about 00 MPH. Container ships typically cruise at 00 knots, which is a little less than 00 mph. I'd be fascinated if you can show me a container ship that can make anywhere near 00 mph.  It takes about eight days to go from Tokyo to San Francisco at 00 knots, so your other estimate--two weeks door to door--seems much more reasonable. However, many container ships have begun to cut speeds to 00 knots for the fuel savings:  Maybe I misunderstood your initial post, but the idea that 0DXes will cross the Pacific in five days is silly. It's just as silly, in fact, as another poster's speculation that those cameras have already begun a three-month crossing.  Jason  