native support for DirecTV? dont think so there bub.

well in the case of the 2.0 software for the touch Apple had to license software in order to support activesync, which imagine would be the same case for the for the wireless-n update. with the iphone and touches sold with the 2.0 software the cost of licensing the software is already accounted for through service on an iphone and through materials cost for a touch.

most likely you will be waiting until 2010 for windows 7.

this is sort of good news for me though, because im not waiting until 2010 for HD content if the HDPC-20 doesnt make it to Vista. An HD DirecTivo is a much more desirable solution to me than DirecTVs current DVR offerings.

around $100

what they really need to come out with is a wireless-N bridge that will work with any wireless-N access point and have a 4 port switch on the back

8 watts for the 2100 on wired ethernet, we were discussion running one via POE at thegreenbutton,

http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/thread/253092.aspx

then you are stupid, didnt read the article, or both

actually this system wont perform any better than a system with a single 9800GX2 for gaming as the motherboard supports CrossFire and not SLI.

as others have pointed out the no suction cup laws were a backhanded attempt to outlaw radar detectors. i looked into getting a "friction" mount for my wives' GPS and discovered that it would actually obstruct her vision more than a properly mounted suction cup. also i have friends who just get some plexiglass and attach it to the dash with velcro and call it a day.

when i first saw the weight I was confused because i know from ordering a toughbook W7 that it only weighs 3.0 lbs, but then quickly realized that would have to be the shipping weight for the box.