It was news on October 28.

http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/28/msis-wind-top-ae2220-all-in-one-pc-brings-21-6-inch-multitouch/

Wait, so where is the news here?

Amazon has been listing preorders for a while now, but where is the indication that these are actually shipping?

Sure, the PRNewswire article says they're available, but there's no indication of where.

don't NEED it, but really really want it..

already gave you my economy fixin' plans.. no new ideas here.

bass me.

read Green Collar Economy if you want a solution to the crisis.

xoxo

gotta be your Music Thing post on the monome back in 2006.

http://www.engadget.com/2006/04/14/music-thing-monome-controller/

this post reintroduced me to the monome after seeing daedelus perform on the bit box prototype live. changed my life, for sure.

i'm now an active member of their online community and have used it as a platform for many school projects.

thanks engadget.

no dude, SIMD does NOT work "by executing multiple computing instructions at once." this implies that different instructions are executed at the same time, which is not the case.

it works exactly how it sounds, by executing multiple instances of the SAME instruction on different pieces of data. (single instruction, multiple data. durr)

but yes, it's useful for vector applications, like graphics where you want to run the same instruction on every pixel.

isn't the biggest cause of hard disk failure due to the mechanical components of the drive?

i'm a little confused as to why you would need RAID on SSDs....

if the device works when you get it, it's not going to suddenly blow transistors and lose data. the number of read/write cycles is certainly an issue, but RAID isn't the solution to that.

is anyone else bummed about the missing firewire 400 port?

it's a bold statement saying "hey, our new laptops aren't compatible with all your firewire sound cards anymore!"

Presonus is pissed.

Apogee is stoked cause they sell USB and ExpressCard products.

whoa, new layout

instead of the what?

their serial protocol is well documented and interfacing software goes to OSC and MIDI.