Are they going to be sold in the US?

Philips Halogena Energy Savers use 30-40% less energy than incandescent bulbs, contain NO mercury, and last for 2 years. I think it's a great alternative to CFLs.

http://www.lighting.philips.com/us_en/products/halogena_energy_saver/household.php?main=us_en_consumer_lighting&parent=7593748565&id=us_en_products&lang=en

Until the cleanup of a broken bulb doesn't require a hazmat suit, I will stick to the energy-saving halogen bulbs philips makes.

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Just to be clear, it's not necessarily a physical switch. On the LE1700 WriteTouch, you either just start using the pen to go into Pen Mode, and double-tap with your finger to go into Touch Mode.

In the tablet mode, I still think it looks pretty sweet (although we've only seen that in the video). I also think the perspective of some of these shots make it fatter than it may actually be. I think I'll reserve judgment until I see some more photos.

On the feature side, it sounds dead-on for what I'm looking for. The N-trig digitizers are pretty nice (Wacom is great, but that doesn't mean they are the only folks who can do it).

I'm looking forward to more info/pics/pricing.

I'm going to play my sweet, swett, yet-to-be-purchased Wii on this flashy TV! Wii-ha!!!!