Great concept and execution. The design of the device along with it's onscreen interface is elegant and intuitive, but $700 is a bit high for a portable device. One key purpose that a physical DJ controller provides is showmanship for the audience to enjoy. This device is small and would provide very little entertainment to an audience. There are very robust and elegant software solutions for your laptop that would cost much less and if used with an inexpensive control surface, would provide enough presense to give the audience a show.

Is it just me... But I find the choice of video screenshot to be very strange. It looks like a shipwreck or some type of disaster.

Lowering the price of the iPhone 8GB after just two months after release is not only dissappointing to me, but to all the early adopters that ran out and bought them when they were first released. Steve likes to call the iPhone the best iPod ever. Unfortunately, Apple is diluting the iPhone's sense of exclusivity by making it accessible to people who cannot afford the original $599 price tag.

Apple is also undermining their fan base of early adopters. I suspect that a lot of people will reconsider purchase of a product on initial release when Apple has demonstrated that a significant price can occur only 2 months after release.

There should be some compensation for the price change after only 2 months, like a discount on AT&T service or an iTunes gift certificate. Something to temper the outrage that existing iPhone owners will surely experience.

the update fixed issues related to connecting to a security enabled network. I was never able to connect to my WiFi with a WEP key. Now I can.