At least now, everybody knows how to pronounce it. Wait 6 months, and it'll show up on Merriam Webster Online.

@delos: Yess! Vee loff ze Hoff!

@Dr. Nemmo: Yeah. Like, totally.

@geolemon: Speaking as someone who used to built his computers and hackintoshes himself for who knows how long, I have to say I do see some advantages to Apple's hardware approach. There are definite upsides to the limitations - although admittedly these upsides benefit Apple as much as the consumer.

@van_line: The thing I love most about the application process is getting a reply that either

@kiyote: Really depends on the job in question. It's sad but true that a lot of older managers still look at the picture first and read the letter/resume second.

He's not going to be sore at all and she has absolutely no sense matching frothy forest green with that shade of purple.

@Stephen Rice: Ah. I see. So the fact that this "new functionality" is marketed as a central facet of this new iteration of the operating system, a facet which is shown to the exclusion of other tasks, not to mention the elimination of multitasking functionality in the form of Exposé and Spaces, does not more or less…

@Stephen Rice: In what way do you think I'm misusing the word?

@Stephen Rice: I beg your pardon?

@Harkonian: I'm sorry to say I haven't tried your app, but SimpleNote wins for me from ease-of-use (which, admittedly, will be the same for most of these apps), sync with Notational Velocity on my Macs, and the no-frills-approach.

Simplenote is missing. Hands down best note taking app.

Nice toy. Might consider this down the line (maybe this time next year) once the lineup and actual capabilities are clear.

@Master_Soda: Oh really? Seems I forgot the irony tag there...

@subtlescalpel ▚▛▜▝▟▚: True. However, I don't need that, yet. In fact, I'm happy to wait for the tech to hit the regular models (MB, MBP).

11" just doesn't cut it for me. 13" is the sweet spot for me where portable displays are concerned. I'm happy with the weight and options on the MBP, since I end up using most of them fairly regularly. Even the optical drive. An SSD would be nice and probably speed things up by a good bit, but the extra cost isn't…

This is ridiculous. And I suppose you're supposed to have your lawyer with you at all times, just in case.

@junior_millenium: Heh. Actually, during med school, I couldn't afford as much desk space. It was the library or the bed, really.

After seeing the second photograph, I have to say:

@Louis Tovar: Insidiously placed product advertisement +1.