true, start is also needed for one player, select+start for two players.

actually 30 lives in Contra is U-U-D-D-L-R-L-R-B-A-B-A

I had Cingular for a year and couldn't get reception in my apartment which sucked hardcore no matter how great their network is the rest of the world. Switched to SERO, and can not only get service in my apartment, pay 60% less for more minutes, unlimited data, mms, and txt...not to mention free roaming on Verizon. So you get Sprint + Verizon's network for cheap = no-brainer for me!

HSPDA may theoretically be faster, but I'm willing to sacrifice a theoretical number for improved voice quality and coverage.

My preference FTW!

I rofled a little at your comment. I'd say its a combination of smug and glee.

I just stayed at Amerisuites in Norcross, GA which is being converted into a Hyatt Place (still under construction). Every room now has a 42" LG plasma with Fox, NBC, CBS, ABC, CW, HBO, Discovery, and a couple ESPN channels in HD (might have missed a couple). The rest are a mix of analog and digital. The lodgenet remote actually lets you get into the menu options to change the input source, aspect ratio, color balance, and sleep timer. There are a bunch of inputs on the TV including HDMI, component (used it with my xbox 360), s-video, composite, vga, and there could have been a dvi? It seemed NBC was the highest quality picture, NASCAR on FOX was also very nice. The only bad part will be going back to a typical CRT TV in most other hotels.

dp-labs, try the "Read" link at the bottom of the post....