"If I have to say 'Nookie Reader' one more time, we're taking this to a new level of awkward."

I am most excited about custom LiveScheme formulas

@Richard: With no less than 3 comments on this post from you about Camino's lack of ad blocking, some of which seem to get it confused with other Camino features (like popup blocking, which is separate), I presume you're unaware of the "Block Web Advertising" preference that's been in Camino since the previous version?

Camino doesn't use the genuine AdBlock extension, but checking that box does create similar results. There are certainly reasons one wouldn't use Camino, but that's not one I've heard before. In fact, Camino's built-in ad blocking is one reason I use it instead of Safari.

Christmas 1999. My grandfather wandered into the living room where my brother and I were inconspicuously playing NFL 2K on my brand new Dreamcast.

He said "who's playing?" while squinting at the screen. We, of course, replied "the Steelers and the Redskins."

"Odd matchup" ... "but the Steelers'll take 'em."

He watched a couple of quarters before falling asleep, never realizing it was a video game. Revolutionary, I tell ya'.

A whole gallery and no shot of the 250GB HD?

Earl is a poindexter.

Lenovo already has a netbook line in the IdeaPad. It has very good build quality, but is missing the obvious ThinkPad features this lappy has. I'm guessing this is "more" than a netbook, despite the small size and white shell.

Well at least they didn't give it a black bezel and center the ViewBook Pro name under the display in silv ... oh, wait.

The Nookie Reader?

"... diversification in the ebook space sounds like a good thing on paper."

I see what you did there.

In other news, as a musician who often totes around a stack of 8.5x11 dead trees with musical information printed on it, I'd love to have a reliable, responsive 8.5x11 e-ink PDF reader that simply displays my PDF originals at full size with no repagination. I'll be keeping an eye on this one.