@Alan Strangis

Yeah but apple fanboys won't admit those exist until after the ITablet comes out with less features then those already offer for more money.

then they will say how Acer/HP/Dell all copied Apple.

However OT Apple should release a true tablet for those who would use one and prefer OSX.

But but yours is black!

Yes I could play SF 2 with dis!

First

I feel envious!

I love how posters completely missed Dazza's sarcasm there.

Anyways we weren't supposed to get anything after 1.5 on my G1 but we did get 1.6 so I still have my fingers crossed for Donuts. The RAM is a limiting factor but the CPU is the same if not a little underclocked.

Well aside from DaHarders unnecessary attack on Macintosh. How do you know this will work with Roxios Toast in OS X it isn't even out yet. Roxio does support Blu ray but OS X does not.

The chances you will ever see anyone put this in a Mac are really low. For one it isn't slot loading and for two most macs today are Imacs/notebooks. So this is really a mute point. The Mac Pros can take a blu ray drive however I am not sure about how the newer form factors handle tray loading discs.

You know have to ask for Numeric Pads when you order a Mac. Its just an extra click but that is what this guy is referring to here but again I don't really see the point of his post as this isn't about MS/Apple. Its about a 12x BD-R drive that may or may not be 12x.

My 32GB zune says 16GB right above the serial number...WTH?

Logic I will gladly handle that. My OLED screen on my zune HD looks awesome in the sunlight outside. Ironically this is one of the few days I could of tested this in SF. But the screen was clearer then my coworkers Iphone.

Nohone,

no worries. I wasn't attacking you or even trying to disprove you. I just know at some point somewhere on this thread someone is gonna say why is the Ipod only 30 hours and the Zune 38 hours of video for 32 gb. One of them must be fudging their tests. So I figured I would pre empt that post. Thats all.

PS your posts have been awesome especially for as bad as an MS/Apple engadget article can get.