My power adapter sits perfectly flat (funny enough, it is the custom power adapter that Apple ships with the Air) and performance of my Rev A easily meets my needs for uni work. Just because a computer doesn't meet your needs doesn't mean it's a failure, it means you don't fit into the target market. I personally wouldn't want a net book with a ridiculously small keyboard but they suit some people and I can understand why even though they wouldn't suit me. :)

http://www.iphonewzealand.co.nz/2009/all/breaking-common-sense-prevails-law-is-to-be-amended/

The Ministry of Transport's press secretary has issued a statement saying that this amendment will be altered to allow the use of cellphones as navigation devices before it comes into effect.

Favourite game: Call of Duty 2

I haven't had any problems with iTunes 7. It recognises my iPod fine and my music is exactly how it was before. However, I am not a fan of the new icon as it doesn't scale well at small sizes and I'm not liking the random colours everywhere or the new scroll bars and play/pause/ffwd buttons. Apple needs to stop changing things for the sake of changing them. In my opinion they should stick with brushed metal and aqua and continue to refine them, rather than having all these new interfaces (just compare iTunes, QuickTime and Mail - there is no continuity what so ever).

I really hope the look of 10.5 doesn't go down this road.

This looks like an awesome PVR! If it is as good as it looks to be, allows you to view your videos via ethernet from your computer and doesn't cost a fortune it will definitely be on my shopping list - although, if Apple releases a PVR as rumored, then it may have a bit of competition.

"Isn't it better to just buy a $500 HD-DVD player that also upscales DVD's?"

Yes, if the HD-DVD player is made by Denon, otherwise it is like comparing apples to oranges. Denon's gear is far superior to anything made by Toshiba (or Panasonic, Sony etc), and the price reflects that. :)