I'll be honest, I'm more in it for the plastic bag :D

To those commenting above, this is not meant to be a cheap laptop. It's meant to an a thin and extremely light ultraportable, and it still packs in a 13.3" LED screen. Quit complaining, it's not for everyone, that's why the offer many different models in the ThinkPad line.

Um, who/what is Rock?

You write as if I already know :-\

No... What I am saying is that it's annoying that the record labels are trying to break down Apple's share of the market by only offering the ability to sell DRM-free tracks to businesses like Amazon.

The majority of people are buying music online from the iTunes Store because it works so well and integrates into the most popular music player. Therefore, for most consumers to realize the benefit of DRM-free (meaning they can buy a Zune or Sansa if they want and take their music) is for it to be offered by Apple.

...if only the record labels would get the sand out of their you-know-wheres and allow Apple to go DRM-free, the consumer would be able to enjoy this.

Alan Greenspan, all up in your gadgets.

I heard that every Wii comes with a free pony. Make with the ponies, Engadget.

Still neglecting that paper.

I should be writing an essay on World War II, however I'm reading Engadget instead.

I win?

Seriously, I really should be asleep.