Here in Sweden they have fingerprint boarding, but I'm not really comfortable with biometrics. The ticket information is usually tied to the credit card used to pay for the trip which is kinda convenient I guess, just swipe to check in.
Actually it is available to everyone on the metropolitan area network, I'm not paying the university, I'm paying a regular ISP. My "land lord" is however a student housing one, and has negotiated a subsidized rate at $15 per month.
100/100 Mbit non-subsidized is $30 per month and 1000/100 Mbit is $130 per month.
As a european I'm often jealous of your low low prices on electronics, this I'm not jealous of. Since 2005 I've had 100Mbit full duplex for roughly $15 per month, granted that is subsidized because I'm a student but full price is not that much higher (around $30 per month).
Nice idea, but would be better as a tablet. Would also like to see multi touch outside Apple's products.
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Android + XBMC or possibly OS X + Plex would make for a nice MID.