Looks like a keepin' it real fake B&W Nautilus from 5 or 6 years ago. (see linked photo)

http://www.zive.cz/files/obrazky/2004/6/nautilsnekb.jpg

Ohh! The UK Apple Store is... Not down?

Would be cool to see a hack where the tilt feature moves coverflow... Or can an iPhone do that already? Hurry up stevesie, set a UK release date!

-Reid.

Wow, in London 7 or 8 dollars (or £3.50 £4 in real money) isn't bad for a drink...

America is so cheap! When it becomes cheaper to fly over, buy stuff and bring it back, it might even be worth going. Until then, Seattle!!!

I was in a hit-and-run accident with my 14" ibook in my bag, it took almost all the impact head on, and apart from the red colour connector for the screen getting shaken out, the store said it was totally fine, and I haven't had a single problem with it.

I love you, Steve Jobs, and all who sail in you.

What worries me is that apple claim the wireless keyboard to have a nine-month battery life with 'standard use'. What happens after that? is it just a couple of replacable AAA batteries, or will you need to check it into an apple store for a pricey replacement???

Now all it needs is a landscape mode with the buttons either side of the screen, a la DS!!!

Rare needs to think about porting a certain spy-movie themed FPS to the DS, if could get the license...

WANT.

Maybe just a little bit to get the X3601337 before it comes out in the UK.

Please!!!

-Reid.

This isn't entirely true...

The BBC Archive Beta trial, which lets users access TV and Radio programming from the 1920's onwards is multi-platform, I'm a part of it and I use OS X. This is being phased out of its closed beta soon, and currently has a lot of great old BBC material.

The iPlayer, which shows current TV (including the stuff that the BBC buys from abroad) is currently only for XP SP2, but hopefully there should be an OS X version by the Autumn. Here's hoping they don't pull a Joost and make it Intel-Mac only.

-Reid.