Yeah, still the only people I see with them.

I think it makes sense as a paid add-on (better than it getting dumped all together), but the requirement of having the pro version seems odd. You'd think it would make sense as something a normal consumer could just buy as an upgrade.

And apparently, if you want Windows Media Center, you have to have Pro (according tot that blog post).

So is the compatible between operators... so like what Ooma has had for a while, as well as Pollycom, will work with this?

Further agreement here... I've just been buying extra shows (not free over the air) on Amazon for the last few years, which turns out to be way less than the cable bill was (and I can watch the shows again wherever/whenever).

Yeah, I'm thinking TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) which actually makes sense.

I noticed in the press release that it has a/b/g/n... which is a big selling point to me. Finding stuff that can do N over 5ghz seems to be strangely difficult, and I think that's a feature it has over the Transformer Pad 300

According to the press release it's a 1280x800 screen, but it can play 1080p video. Though a 1080p screen at that price would be epic... this is more of a competitor to the transformer pad 300.

Apparently enlightening enough that they went back and changed it.

I think shift work is considered a risk factor for cancer (though they don't know why)... so that would line up.

The study dosen't say the pills increase the risk of death, it says that people with increased risk of death are taking them... that's a very different thing.

I was also saddened by "Evil Genius" not being used.

Kinda love those, phones looks so industrial lately, blah. If I owned an iphone, I'd totally get one before Apple kills fun (it's kinda there thing lately).

Man, no kidding, dumbest video I've every seen.

Wow, a design that distinct... a border around a screen... they should really secure that intellectual property before someone else tries to also put a border around a screen!

This is actually really good proof that we don't have competition in the cell phone market. They're pricing based on what they can get you to pay, and not in any way related to what it costs them to do it... which tends to happen when you have an oligopoly. Thanks micro economics, now I know why I hate Verizon!

Yeah... but if you've seen Windows Phone ads, that's kind of their MO. Make up problems, to which they say they are the solution.

Wow, i was just at the Mall of America and kept thinking, how is there not an app for this?

I feel like one of the options should be, "Blackberry is still around?"

So... I say this seriously... not trying to be a troll... maybe they don't want to have a press conference and be all "are stuff is so much better than that lame apple stuff" a few days after Jobs died?