@greenskye
Totally. The serifed fonts are less than ideal, especially in the actual Engadget posts. There's a reason most of the web is sans serif, and it has a lot to do with readability at low DPI.

Also, its annoying how the content is getting pushed farther and farther down the page. I have to scroll the height of my monitor to get at actual content.

TSMC isn't even fabbing enough Cypresses to keep 58xx's available. It's just insane that ATI is also trying to release a card with two.

Seriously. They're channeling a bit of Michael Arrington there, and we all know how the CrunchPad has turned out (at least twice as expensive as he thought it would be, if it ever even releases at a price).

It's an ARM development/prototyping platform for people who are willing to spend 2x as much as a Beagleboard or Gumstix costs for some added convenience.

If only they kept their Axim line going as a phone. The x50v/x51v were pretty amazing devices for their time.

I imagine for the target audience of people who need a large screen and a giant arthritis friendly stylus, the pixel structure won't be as visible.

Not just the battery life that would be a problem. The pixel structure is already hugely visible on the 3.25" screens. With 4", the resolution would need to be bumped up for it not to look bad. Having a Tegra would make more since then too.

I know what you mean. I start dreaming in the Elder Scrolls universe when its been too long since I've played the last released game.

@Scott

No, but why bother. There are thousands of movies out there actually worth watching. Why waste time with one that people you trust have told you was a turd.

Seriously. Someone needs to stick a Wonderswan Color emulator on it.