When will they roll out their 1337 model?

I really love SendStation. They make the simplest, yet most beautiful and useful iPod accessories on the market. This is no exception.

The lack of GSM 850 makes me want to cry. This is so satisfying to see, especially having watched the MacWorld Keynote and hearing Steve saying that the iPhone was at least 5 years ahead of its competitors. With 3G and 5MP on this sucker, I'm sure Apple's cell phone market share in Asia is screwed. Samsung, you are my hero.

Haha... "Organizer" - with four buttons.

NEC n908, anyone?

http://www.dynamism.com/n908/main.shtml

Ohhh, nice. It certainly does look shiny. I honestly do like my 8GB iPod Nano 2G, though. I probably would have gotten a Samsung player of some sort if it had AAC support and/or the accessory lineup the iPod has. Samsung certainly transformed it's reputation after making crappy microwaves; it has some of the most elegant designs of any electronics company. :)

Haha, I got my Dreamcast two summers ago from a local book store for $25, but mine's kinda noisy; is that normal? Still, I love my DC. It makes me sad... those words "one last game." Ahh, well.

I love how you guys can turn a post that doesn't even include the Zune into a bloodthirsty argument that takes up most of the comment space. I mean come on, let's just buy what we think is right for us and not criticize others' decisions. Just because you're a little insecure about your last MP3 player purchase doesn't mean you have to take it out on other Engadget readers. I'm an owner of an second generation iPod Nano, but that doesn't mean I have to yell at everyone who owns a Sansa. I quote the comment adding briefing text: "Please keep your comments relevant to this blog entry." I don't mean to be rude, but please consider what you're writing in the comment box.

Haha. Looks like the Woomba from SNL.

Think Geek has been selling a product that's quite similar to this for several months. http://murl.se/10581