No words on price? try ~$23 at newegg...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820211250

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820211249

The "monstrosity" to the right looks like an IBM Thinkpad 760 circa 1997... Definitely not any thinkpad made in the last 4 years since they all have optical drives on the right side, not coming out the front...

Now there's a thought... why doesn't Staples sell USB easy buttons? you could program it to do actually do something when you press it. Why hasn't brando hopped on this bandwagon yet?

The big question everyone wants answered though is.... will there be any backwards compatibility in the newer upgraded models?

Yesterday- i printed the the toys r us ad from the website and went to best buy at lunch to pick up the hd dvd player to add to my media center pc. I noticed the price match policy on the wall and decided to hold the printer out page in my pocket... best buy will match the price if you show them the ad when you buy, but they will match 110% if you show the ad after you buy! so i paid my 179, and then after work i went back in with the ad and the receipt and they gave me a ~$60 refund on a $50 difference (with taxes and all). that's a really weird policy...
a little more footwork on your part nets you an additional 10%...

uhh... i was referring to the dell commercial...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKYgGyX4pkE
about 48 seconds in...

Now all he needs to do is paint it blue, hook it up to speakers that blast W.A.N.D. by the Flaming Lips, and control it with a Dell laptop... he'll be the coolest kid in town

Can you really count the Die Hard Collection and all the individual movies as seperate entries? Its not a different movie, it's just a different way to buy a bunch of movies that are already released... just like the matrix trilogy or those "best of..." boxed sets...

I remember seeing a segment on Beyond Tomorrow on the science channel of a guy who was using this kind of device... he lost one of his arms and doctors moved the muscles/nerves around to a spot on his chest and it made his prosthetic arm move... they showed what it looked like without the prosthetic and it was creepy... like an old guy flexing his pecks... but he had much more use of his arm and hopefully this can help many more people

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