Listening to the podcast has made me want to build my own media center box. Can someone post some links to some "getting started" sites? Ideally, I'd like to put together the best possible setup, but will look at all configurations. Will it be possible to put 2 Ceton 4-tuner cards in one box?

Anyways, just getting started with it, need some direction.

clicked 'mobile' and it brought me to classic home, clicked 'hd' and i got nothing but a banner fragment

"shell-shock"? is that the same as "battle fatigue" or "operational exhaustion"?

I believe my good man Ben Drawbaugh would say "RTFP" at this juncture.

If and when the iPhone becomes available on another carrier, I'm happy to start making comparisons.

I use AT&T because it has the device I want and nothing more, but I will say that I rarely make phone calls
and their service is fine for text and email.

Speed is irrelevant as I'm not torrenting with the iPhone.

$125 from ColorWare is what it costs the US customers

My buddy asked me what the big deal was with the Droid (he's a heart surgeon). I told him it featured open-source software, amongst other things that the iPhone didn't have. He asked me what open-source meant.

I think that says it all.

Good luck 'Droid.

It's the Microsoft Courier!

The $99 is the WD TV Mini which only supports 480p.

The $119 WD TV Live supports 1080p and as of 9:51am PT is listed
as backordered at Best Buy.

ProVantage has it for $116.37 and has 632 in stock.
http://www.provantage.com/wd-tv-live-hd-media-player~220195636.htm

I'm a dedicated PH hobbyist/user.

However...
this might fill the hole that the PH doesn't in that it seems light enough for travel.

With more and more hotel rooms having flat panels, it seems a logical choice
when paired with a USB flash drive. Traveling with my old PH100 is troublesome at best.

It's 0.67 lbs and about 4" long x 5" wide