@Zinger314: Thanks. Mozy also has 2GB free, though. Does the preference for Dropbox come down to the web-site access? Or is it easier to use? Something else? I tried looking at Mozy's website but it wasn't very helpful in explaining the features.

I seems like there is a lot of support for Dropbox, but from the summaries above (and pricing), I'm not sure why.

@ekzachtly: I agree!

You say there is no Watch Instantly integration, but I see "Play" buttons in the video. I know they aren't mentioned in the video either, so I assume it isn't supported, but why are the buttons there?

I'm new to mounting virtual drives, so can you explain what you had in mind when you said it "may come in handy for XP and Vista users once Windows 7 comes along"? How so?

Thanks for the all-in-one comparison. Do any of these backup services allow you to back up multiple computers on just one account? Or do you have to pay for each computer?

"But you know you're going to watch and re-watch this thing many times over, if only for the scenes with Inara and the other companion. We'll be in our bunk."

YouNub is a waste for anyone using Firefox - and who doesn't? Keywording a search box is much more useful.

"HD DVD-only on the low-end."

- Install necessary programs (including maintenance like AVG Free).

I don't know about the rest of you, but I have "Google Services" on my Blackberry 8700g. It includes Search, News, Gmail and Maps. Google Talk is installed seperately.

Oh, forgot to mention:

Former "financial advisor" with Morgan Stanley here.