OP is only in wrong places in the larger images. Are we going to see a different keyboard layout in landscape vs. portrait modes??

Gigabit Ethernet should've been built-in on this revision!

As long as there is some kind of consistency. I'm fine with calling the entry level consumer notebook iBook. Then at least you can tell people, the consumer products are all 'i' whereas the niches are called their respective names.

Am I the only person that thinks iMac no longer makes any sense? It was cool when there used to be iBook, but now consumer notebook is called the MacBook.

So the line goes like this:

Portable: MacBook, MacBook Pro
Desktop: Mac mini, iMac, Mac Pro

iMac is now the only line with the 'i' in front. All the other 'i' devices are handheld MP3 players (iPod) or smartphone (iPhone).

I mean... Come on... Maybe it should be called the 'Mac' now. And reserve the 'i' to handheld devices maybe.

Anything that adhere to PPTP or L2TP should just work.

List of free VPNs: http://www.avinashtech.com/internet/15-best-free-vpn-for-secure-anonymous-surfing/

or try pay to use services: https://12vpn.com/

I wonder if iFixit will be able to get their hands on a Chinese iPhone.

Seems tough, you have to get it on a 24-month term and probably have to be a Chinese resident.

Wow it is NOT cheap in China.

http://iphone.10010.com/buy/

24 months contract required.

Both Unicom's online store, as well as Apple China makes no mention of Wi-Fi on the iPhone 3GS or the 3G.

So I guessing it's true...? No Wi-Fi on iPhone in China...

So is it finally launching in China? Last I hear Apple was forced to strip Wi-Fi, is this still the case? Or is the iPhone 3GS in China exactly the same as elsewhere in the world?

It's hard to do it in the US. The only other HSPA capable network in the US is T-Mobile and it runs on an obscure frequency.

Telus and Bell are not building a GSM network. They went directly to HSPA+, 21 Mbit/s. Rogers has already been rolling out their HSPA+ network in select markets.