Engadget is turning into yesterday's Slashdot

nope, no such thing as a 14" powerbook. I'd be impressed if this turned out to be true. I think apple is doing the right thing with the smaller macbook, and the larger mbp. If they upgrade theeeeeee MBP to an LED Screen, or even something like a hybrid drive with leopard, I'd def drop my first-gen mbp.

could you imagine a beowulf cluster of these?

how does this compare to a MacMini?

you can save all of your files to a USB memory stick or SD

enough of this sony-haterade. Engadget and /. are turning into 24/7 sony bash blogs. think if wanted to get every computer geek to complain about a system, they could rip just about anything apart (even windows ME). The ps3 is fun to play, the graphics are good, and in comparison to hd-dvd and blu-ray, its a steal. Someone thank sony for selling the best priced and most featured player. Also, Sony has said on many occasions that the lifespan of the ps3 will be close to ten years. If there are a few problems in the first 500k units, and they want to ship 100 million, i think it'll be alright. Stop complaining about a system you probably don't have, and start talking up something useful like new games or new hardware

How can you say that you want to record from the Slingbox when At-Large Recorder has software that does it for free?

Some spell-checking would be nice. "Sheer" not "shear"

#9 - Number 5 was on to something. His point about the hybrid is already in the works. I believe I read an article on this site a few weeks back about hybrid drives greatly improving battery life. We should see them by CES next year.