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Id rather be patient and wait 45 seconds to boot and have a full blown OS. Seriously.. is that really a reason why somebody should get this thing? The BOOT time??
As someone who has all 3 (win7 PC, zune hd, xbox 360) i use the xbox for some casual gaming, a netflix portal, zune 1080p streaming (in preview) and as my wmc extender as my pc has the cable hooked up and i record all my tv on it and watch the live tv through the xbox. I have the zune hd dock too, but that fits into the puzzle more as a way to bring HD content outside the living room. I used to complain about the xbox HD size but since it can access my pc moviess and music library at all times, its not a big a deal anymore.
Ive been using it since the first preview batch and id have to say the 1080p streaming is really awesome. It compliments netflix very well since 9/10 of those movies are crap and the ones on the preview are big name movies. It costs around $6 to 24 hour rent a movie in HD and $4 in SD. You have the option to purchase them but id rather buy them on my PC and access them over the network to the xbox.

I dont use last.fm at all, facebook is fun to use but more of a gimmick, and i dont tweet so.. the 1080p is the meat of this upgrade.
Even if it is, i doubt it will even work on today's handsets (except the HD2) Anything with a 7200/7600/7500 series processor i would say will not work at all with it.
@mike
Because mike.. when you have vertical services to offer with the OS, such as zune integration, exchange, etc. and its what people want, then hardware manufacturers will pay the $15 per handset license for WM7. The linux crowd still hasnt figured out that because their OS is free doesnt mean people will want it.
Apple's had a bit of a problem holding on to your data lately... its actually an unfinished feature where you pay monthly to keep your data from not deleting itself.
Ive noticed that the Browser no longer closes and goes to the main screen after a long duration in sleep mode. That was always particularly irritating when you left it alone for 5 minutes and it was back on the homescreen.
I think some of these are funny, in the way caricature exaggerates yet still is funny. I always get a good laugh.. i especially liked the 80s throwback hair and glasses on Hodgeman. FYI, I run 2 comps on Windows 7 (got my preorders today) I have a Zune HD, and own few apple products (years old) yet I still find their commercials funny. Format getting stale, but still funny.
There were there when I came home on my 7 RC machine.. so works for both I guess.
False sense of security is worse than no security at all. Downplaying it is better for PR worse for the consumer, being honest is better for the consumer worse for PR. Look at the one Apple picked..
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I'm in the market for a new phone and money isn't a limitation. I'm also not partial to any particular US carrier, but here are some of the features I'd like to have: WiFi, GPS, good coverage in lots of places, push Gmail (a must!), physical keyboard (a must!), a touchscreen, decent battery life and a relatively slim body. And please, nothing that has a fruit logo on it. No offense to the fruit fans, though. Thanks!"

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