Depends on the final format but yes, it's quite noticeable from the videos I have been given at 30fps.

Still, I see video as a bonus (And not a really good one) and not a dealmaker/breaker... heck, my two DSLR's don't have video and I don't plan on upgrading them any time soon.

Mark, right, sure no one would want a netbook with a dual core Atom and a lightweight version of Windows 7...

Apple, Palm and Google have it, also Nokia does have a clould-style service for data backup.

Which universe do you live in?

Reading.Fucking.Comprehension.Fail!

From the title of the article: All three browsers hijacked and exploited on day one.
From the text of the article: All three browsers failed miserably, oh, and BTW, a few hours ago Balmer came out and made a wild statement that has just been proven wrong.

I know you need a daily anti-apple/anti-engadget/go-winmo rant a day, but lay off the meth and read the actual article instead of sounding like a complete paranoid tool...

Looks nice, unfortunately in my setup Windows Home Server is a deal breaker, how hard would it be to slap Linux on one of these?

No it means that now in order to go past 80 you need to overclock your drive train and cool the engine with liquid nitrogen.

Because Huawei wasn't sued by Cisco or was never caught at Supercomm taking pictures of competing products logic boards.

Gotta love the smell of astroturfing in the morning...

Huawei's footprint in Vodafone is not that large in Europe, Nokia Siemens and Ericsson have the lion's share.

Do I smell astroturfing?

I want to sue your mom for giving birth to you, you're just as annoying as iEye and Flashpoint combined.

This I'll have to see, wonder which existing smartphone they are gonna "inspire their design from"