$1000 and only i5? All the DotD's have i7's for sub $1000. I guess bamboo furniture ain't cheap...

Out of curiosity, who's network does the Kindle piggyback off of?

@Sir Gibler: You and me both, Gibs.

@archercc: [www.google.com]

That's awesome! Way more cool than those levitating ball toys.

@archercc: Relax, the rash is almost gone and the seepage has stopped, you probably won't even hear about it next time.

@PierceTheVin: I think that's what he means.

Man, that's a pretty cool interface. I'm not sure about the lack of an "exit leanback" button.

@Guizzy: touché

Hmmm... Opera Mobile does not seem to support HTML5, I am disappoint.

Hmmm... Opera Mobile does not seem to support HTML5, I am disappoint.

@TheFreshAddict: Actually, it would be more like, "Welcome to the 200x WinMo Flashlight party iOS4! You're even later than Android!"

But, can you keep it lit while using the device?

@Robert 'K-M' Alicea: My WinMo Omnia has LED flash-as-flashlight functionality built in as well. It's one long button press away at all times.

@Lord_Data: If the first thing you saw in that picture was a laptop, then I have some news for you...

@MNyCoop: I watched it on Hulu this morning, it's been out online hours before this review, sheesh.

The laptop isn't the only thing that's hot in that picture.

@BritSwedeGuy: He's publishing it to the entire internet and to all Giz readers.

@pwheeler: Which then illuminates another problem. Even if you could store that much data, what medium can write at 1.2GBps? Especially when you consider that, to make the use of individual frames as stills, you'd probably be recording at more than 24 fps.

Oh, Warehouse 13, you had me at Allison Scagliotti.