I buy receivers based on their amp quality. I'll take a Marantz anyday over Denon, Integra, etc.

Internet features like Amazon and Youtube are one thing, but it is pretty nice to update easily the G10's firmware over IP. Also there are a number of other features that separate the G10 from the S1:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showpost.php?p=16111113&postcount=3207

As for ISF calibration, on a display so inexpensive it seems wasteful. Many folks at AVS Forum share their user menu and service menu calibration details. Granted copying those settings won't replicate a full custom calibration, but it will get you pretty darn close and you'll be a few hundred bucks richer for it.

Go to BD-Live features on a disc, takes forever to load, register using remote control, go to computer to check email and click registration link, enter even more info, then return to player to enter login info. Then you are open to a world of mediocre supplements (that also take forever to load) that were left off the disc for a reason. Don't forget to repeat the registration process for each studio.

BD-Live sucks. Period.

If you plan on LISTENING to your receiver via your speakers then don't look to Onkyo. If you love looking at bullet-point lists of features online, then Onkyo's your receiver of choice.

no love for the early adopters? how do i get mine ex post facto? hello?

these updates should be manually accessible.

engadget's enthusiasm for android is totally warranted; it's an awesome os/platform. and the g1 is an excellent first implementation of it.

go to gizmodo if it's android bashing you want.

Old news! These have been available from Tannoy dealers in the US since the spring.

No GPS, no deal. They better not kcuf that up!

Save your money and get a better pair, like the Grado GS 1000s.