Uhh, you're wrong. Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone edition is non-touchscreen. Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC Phone edition is what the Treo 700 and 750 run.

I am a proud user of WM 6 on an HTC device (T-Mobile Dash), so keep that in mind before I get slammed for this comment: This looks like a real idiotic, half-assed attempt to counter what looks like Apple's superior UI on the iPhone. Typical Microsoft: they think just putting some pretty pictures on top of Windows will make it a whole new thing worthy of a big announcement. Windows Mobile is still Windows Mobile no matter what UI you put on it. It's a good mobile OS that is functional and surprisingly stable, but Microsoft just doesn't have any style.

I'll take one.

Me please

It is fair when you consider that Cingular does not have HSDPA or UMTS in the nation's second biggest metropolitan center: Los Angeles, and has stated that it will not have HSDPA there for "some time." F Cingular with THEIR deceptive advertising about a "nationwide" broadband network. T-Mobile will probably be the first GSM 3G in L.A.

"the stipulations could be far reaching"

Do you even know what you are talking about? The "stipulations" could be far reaching???? And it's "lower COURT cases"; not "lower cases" -- that refers to a letter. Cue Engadget/AOL editors to delete this comments as they usually do when you point out an actual error in their post.

Another Microsoft troll. Are you testing marketing slogans? "I want to be something bigger than I" --- sounds like something some marketing firm came up with for MS after getting paid a cool 100K or so.

Uh Ryan? We know damn well that the 680 uses SD; not mini-SD. You are thinking of the 750. Sorry buddy.

MacBook Pro; 15 inch; 1.83 Ghz Core Duo; 1 GB RAM; 128 MB VRAM. Rev. A.

No cable card. Just normal digital cable with Moxi DVR (which isn't bad, actually).