I like it =D Sounds like minimal but a little louder and faster. More or less like the "kaniO pick n mix" but with more sound in it.

Olympus PEN E-P2

PEN E -> PENE -> penis in Spanish
P2 -> pe dos -> pedos -> farts in Spanish

So... to sum up: Olympic Penis Farts.

That little act they did there was so artificial that it made me feel embarrassed :-S
I don't know if I could work there... I'd feel so dirty :-(

I meant the typical All-in-One computers. Obviously big bulky desktops can fit 16 GB and more.

Here's Dell's AiO: http://www.dell.com/us/en/home/desktops/desktop-xps-a2420/pd.aspx?refid=desktop-xps-a2420&s=dhs&cs=19

Here's HP's AiO: http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/series_can.do;HHOJSID=LnZ2K5GCszW5twTb1wB4D7dGVQsMpQfHFyGClz8165NSrzrNswww!1796829287?storeName=computer_store&landing=desktops&a1=Category&v1=All-in-One%20PCs&jumpid=in_R329_prodexp/hhoslp/psg/desktops/All-in-One_PCs

Here's ASUS's: http://usa.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=3lDDGLp7Xa1NiCzy

None of them support 16 GB of RAM.

Actually you ARE missing something. This goes inside the wall and pops out if you need more plugs.
Back to topic, the only thing I see wrong with these models is that the one on the left only has ground pins on the front one and none in the other 4, and the one on the right has no ground pins at all!

Upgradeable to 16 GB of RAM... Not something you see on the average desktop PC, that's for sure...

Darn... my laptop's 15 inch screen is 1440*900... WTF, LG?

Wow... sk8rpro... that really bored the hell out of me.
Nobody cares if you're from Korea or from Mongolia, just FYI.

A map of up to 1.4 Mbps speeds of that. It's pretty lame that Verizon compares their 1.4 Mbps coverage with AT&T's 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps coverage. I don't live in the US so AT&T can both burn in hell and I would still wouldn't care... but I have to say... US's 3G and 3.5G coverage is below any other first world country in the world (sorry for the redundancy). Good thing that finally Verizon is giving in and going towards LTE instead of some lame non-standard. I still can't understand why they're using CDMA isntead of the internationally used HSPA.

Engadget should post an update explaining WHY it's not working correctly:

Flash is 32bits, SL and its Safari are running in 64bit mode. Flash doesn't work correctly in 64bit mode. Running Firefox on that same machine and same OS version makes those Flash problems go away.

So... it's not Apple's fault, it's Adobe's for not making a 64bit version of its flash player.

End of discussion.