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@MazdaMania: Your correlation between Apple and BMW is not valid.

I think this will also affect airlines, for the worse. They'll find one more thing to cut, and soon, few back of seats will come with the little monitors for in-flight movies.

I suppose it may be applicable to humans, but do we really want to turn people into THIS guy?

@bojangles103: It's been about a decade since I've been out of college.

Cue: slow motion walking with 'Stuck in the Middle with You' by Steeler's Wheels playing in the background.

@MikeSWelch: Uh, the shoppers who visit Best Buy (and Wal-Mart and Target) represent 90-95%, if not greater, of U.S. consumers.

Laptops won't go away, and yes, there are still mass users. Like others have pointed out: students, for one.

I'm of two minds on this:

@Name of Numbers: No, mine was purchased carrier-free on Amazon, with no carrier branding or alterations, so there's kind of no excuse for the sub-par firmware, other than Nokia not doing proper testing on it and pushing it out as an afterthought.

@Ron-Mexic0: Seriously, if anything is going to kill Android, it's the carriers.

Not that I'm this huge MS or WP7 fan or anything (WP7 will have an uphill battle regardless of carrier), but I wish wireless carriers didn't have the power that they do in this country.

No Verizon? I KIN believe it.

@MarcusMaximus: The weak point is, what if you listen to stuff that Google doesn't license?

I have a feeling that this won't amount to anything. I give it one year before Google pulls the plug due to 'low user adoption'.

@floobie: I could answer that, as I've had my time with Symbian.

@neverbeenback: Unless Elop puts an end to that though, they're still pushing it.

@Fractal the Meek: Actually I use a Nokia E72 as I'm on a grand-fathered (read: out of contract) plan with AT&T.

It looks great, but for now I'll stick to my aging and worn Zune 80. It's not an all singing all dancing wonder like the Touch but it *does* trump it in memory capacity.