@stevelogik I disagree completely. I've had a T61, X61 tablet, and there's now an X200 in the house, and they're all freakin fantastic. The issues I've had with my X61 were fixed within 3 days -- ship, fix, return, 3 days turnaround.

The fact that I use OS X for work makes it difficult, because my Apple laptops don't hold a candle featurewise or servicewise.

@7070 Well, they're full of iWankers. Know what's great about the N900? Not AT&T.

It'll be easy once you stick the pedal, just be careful so the frame doesn't rust out.

It's a Kia, so dropping 280 pounds still keeps it above the target weight, but an excellent step regardless.

I would certainly hope so, at $1000 a pop.

1366x768 is still better than 1024x600.

ronjon: the 'V' is the important part.

Sea Urchin, did you seriously just reply to my comment to rip on my car?

I don't know what the condition of your rental was, but I have a large, comfortable car that roars on the road, goes quick when I need to, and is universally loved by those who ride in it. The cargo space is easy to configure, and yes, the trunk space is smaller than many wagons, but it has to do with the style -- and it has style in spades. I have not had any issue with the audio. I set it up when I got it to emit the sound I'd like, and I do have the premium stereo, and it sounds great in front and in back.

The MPG is poor, I agree. With my lead foot, I average about 18mpg. When I'm traveling long distances, I get 25mpg. On the other hand, I don't have a 125hp Civic. Thank god.

*crosses his fingers* There aren't any new Magnums anymore, so when the time comes to replace my 05 RT, I'm hoping a V variant of the wagon is available. If so, Cadillac, you get a new customer who has never purchased a GM product before.

No, Congress denied the loan, and Bush passed an emergency loan cutting from the TARP funds.