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@Caramelzappa

Did... did... you just list... Pacman... as a reason to buy a 360?

the zoom zoom kind?
Anyone use Telus TV for HD? I cancelled my Shaw awhile back (didn't watch it enough, probably reactivate it in a few months), but curious if Telus's offering is actually decent, I don't know anyone that uses it, and haven't heard much good.
@kadar:
another request :) If you have, psn id reap_man would appreciate it
@xgm

As a fellow Canadian let me say...
Take off eh? Just a joke if that gets your panties in a bunch good luck in the real world.
Argh.. I'm really torn here. On the one hand if I go iPhone I'll be giving up my grandfathered $50/unlimited GPRS data plan (with Tethering apparently).. but on the flip I'll have an iPhone vs a crappy Treo 680, and if I go for the 750 meg plan I'll probably save a few bucks a month vs the plan i'm on now. And the free hotspot access would actually be of benefit for where I live. I honestly wanted to wait for the Xperia but $200... that's mighty tempting.

I'd like to say screw you Rogers and protest their pricing, but I'm a mobile-data junkie. Bell's $7 a month for the Touch seems decent but not convinced WinMobile's onscreen keyboard will be of any use. Any other Canadians out there know any decent options?
I have a PS3 and a Wii hooked up to my HDTV. The Wii is out of the equation I think in this since we're not talking about who has the best games. I prefer the PS3 because of BD but also because of it's other media options. I server music and movies from Mediatomb running on my Linux Server. Getting that operational took very little time (maybe an hour or two including server install) Folding@Home I find is quite impressive to "show off" your TV, and the PSP Integration with RemotePlay is pretty nifty too, especially since you no longer have to leave your PS3 on all the time.

I imagine since you have a BD Player already, either PS3 or 360 would make you happy, but personally I'd go PS3 for all of it's media integration.
"for the five people who play games on their PS3s!"

Wow that joke never gets old or anything.. what next call 360 users XBots? Or how the Wii is a kiddie console?

Back on TOPIC, I think this is great news... if they can add Home at least as a Beta to the lineup this could be pretty sweet, and long over due.
Looks like the link cut out the final ')', add that in to the link for it to work.
I wonder if the Blu vs SD release posts will get as heated as the Blu vs HD posts of old.. I'll miss watching the monday morning flame fest. :(
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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