@Greetings. I am Wu.: Oooo... kaaay?

@Almightywhacko: At the very least they hate walls and privacy :P

@AmphetamineCrown: I see your point. But my problem wouldn't be with speaking volume, I'd be waaay too afraid to dirty the place up. I don't have the balls to touch those white walls with my filthy, filthy paws.

O my god... It's my personal heaven! If ever had a reason to be rich, it would be to build an EXACT replica of that house and wander around in it for eternity!

@Live N Learn: Huh? Pressing and holding down the Shift key turns it into caps lock for me. But thank you Sigismond0, I didn't know you could activate it like that, too.

@Channan: I can kinda see why you would want it to have more RAM, because it's pretty much the industry standard for a mobile device to have at least 512 MB of RAM.

@Preacher iTofu a.k.a. Scammer Money: Best reply I've seen on Gizmodo, ever xD!

@StoneJones: They actually 'can' do that; there are plenty of touchscreenlaptops (used to call them 'tablet pc's before the actual tablets arrived) but they are too heavy, their battery lasts even shorter because of the touchscreen aspect and it has to 'start up' and 'shut down'.

"I've said from Android's earliest, most awkward iterations that its best feature was its pull-down "window shade" status bar. Apple should steal it outright. "

@Maori_Yelir: In view of these comments I see I haven't done proper research before I commented. For that, I apologize :P

@Insecure Penguin: The iPod isn't able to carry a (micro) Sim card and therefore wouldn't be very usefull outdoors without mobile internet.

Excuse me for pooping your hope-filled party but there is no way the new iPod touch with 32GB, dual-facing cameras and the Retina screen would cost $300.

I don't get it... I wasn't seeing ANY tablets at all on the marktet when 2010 except for the rumors of the HP Slate and the iPad.

@theamazingpete: Bing? Innovation?

@RuckingFetard: "The more something can do, the better."

@FrankenPC: Or Sauron's glory hole? Think about it!

@ThreeOneFive: Yeah but then again... a $1600 Carbon Matrix bow that could clear an inch of solid steel...

@(Starman), The MIDI Man: I was thinking exactly the same thing.

@RuBBa_cHiKiN: North Gizmodo is Best Gizmodo:

What shocks me the most is not that the Tegra 2 performs so well, but that the Samsung Galaxy S is apparantly already starting to slack behind.