@Dinosaur!: I'm in college, see a lot more PC's, own several myself. I also happen to live in the most affluent city in the nation.

@snitch: When they're only selling 10% of the laptops in the US per year, the number isn't rising.

@blyan-reloaded: Actually, it's 5%.

Yes, hurry and submit your apps so you can join Apple's latest closed and controlled ecosystem!

Robot tuner doesn't make it technologically advanced, it makes it expensive and idiotic. There are much more advanced guitars on the market than this hunk of crap.

@91stStudios: The world doesn't rely on Apple for PC standards. They want to stay behind, let them.

Who cares, truly? It's not as if the missiles are going to go off and launch on their own. We also have a hefty arsenal of nuclear capable SLBM's out there, as our ballistic missile sub fleet is always deployed.

I think it looks great. One of the main things I love about my Droid is the hardware keyboard, it's really great for gaming. NES/SNES/Genesis emulators really benefit from hardware controls, as do FPS's, RPG's, racing games, etc. I'm really looking forward to this, and hoping it comes in CDMA format, or LTE for…

Found her on FB:

I hope 3.0 brings a lot more to the table than this... While it's kind of cool, it's also kind of underwhelming that they're spending time on something so silly. If 3.0 is still overall like 2.2, I'm going to be looking at WP7 when it's time to upgrade next Summer.

@Snow leopard: [www.engadget.com]

@Snow leopard: That already exists, Toshiba has already brought it to market...

@dibs ODDJOB: That is AWESOME.

Funny, my C2D laptop with a 64gb Kingston ssdnow V series drive boots to Windows 7 in 15 seconds.

Jesus, you really should just take this post down. The amount of naivety and ignorance in it is astounding.

It's a shame Windows 7 STILL can't boot from a GPT setup... means you can only use this as a storage drive if you want to have 1 partition on it...

@andrew11: US Carriers only TRY to block people from rooting, but XDA always finds a way. Always.

There's a patent for that.

You root Android, not jailbreak...

Yes, but can it open a beer?