@thebrokencarnage: I get what you are saying. Like MSG. Oh, Scary...but not bad for you, unless you eat buckets.

I think I have just converted to their Steak...although I wonder what THAT is made of...

Well, for the total average user, they are close enough. They gotta market this thing somehow...

People really should be more cautious about what they buy. Reading labels on foods will scare you into watching what you eat. Crap like this is more common then not.

I suppose that's not a bad idea. Imagine being able to just flick two fingers over the keyboard instead of reaching over to the mouse. It would shorten time on things like filling out forms quite a bit and minimize hand movement.

What a stupid loss.

@Channan: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO....dammit.

@AreWeThereYeti: I've never met a screen protector I liked. Part of the user experience of these devices is the feel of contact with the touch controls. Screen protectors really ruin that.

@3Djesus- Esq. provocateur: Yeah. DragonTAIL, I'd get...but trail?

@muzicman82: I'm late to the party, but here goes:

@BeyondtheTech: The weight of the transformer has gotta go somewhere. Better in a brick then in your laptop.

@Ian Logsdon: By what standards? If you are doing any type of multimedia, you should not be storing that on your main disk anyways. Photo work is possibly an exception, but from there it just comes down to go file managent.

This guy just keeps digging himself in deeper and deeper.

@Overloaded: That was kinda my point. Nothing can save you from mortality. Kind of a humbling thought.

Sad to see something like this.

@Boomdiggity!: F—-ing work, hopefully.

One can only hope that this will force AT&T to do away with their price gouging on the tethering feature...

@spincast: Well, S—-. We were wrong.

@spincast: I'm with you 100%. I'll go down with this ship.

Until a guy wearing a black turtle neck and jeans walks across a stage and says it himself, I won't believe that the iPhone is moving from AT&T.