JT: Actually your assumption that the processors in phones and other mobile devices function similarly to desktop/laptop processors is incorrect. These processors use an extremely low amount of power when idle, so the more time spent idle the more battery life you have. The phrase "race to idle" is used to describe this effect.

I'll wait to see if Asus releases an UL-30 with dedicated graphics.

Well, that makes sense. Thanks.

Why must tech sites insist on reviewing mid-range cards on high end systems? It gives such a skewed perspective on the final results.

"Ma Earth will thank you."

Sorry but creating 2000W of energy in an efficient way doesn't negate the fact that Burger King (and every other fast food joint) does tremendous damage to "Ma Earth" so that it may bring you that $1 burger. That probably won't stop them from trying to market this as an "eco friendly" move however.

I can has red rings?

Someone please help my confusion. As I understand it, the whole point of 1seg is mobile TV on small handheld devices that don't have to be connected to the internet. This sounds like you have to be within wireless distance of your computer which is receiving mobile TV broadcasts. If this is the case, what is the point of viewing mobile TV, on a small screen, in your home which would obviously be capable of receiving regular TV. If this is a sort of DVR for 1seg, which you can then watch on your Iphone over a 3G connection, why the need for 1seg? Why not record regular broadcasts and then relay them to the Iphone via a similar app?

Go AMD! This beer is for you. Even though you're not on top, you always hold a special place in my heart since the days of the Thunderbird and Duron.

Nice remedy for this cold I have. Cough cough.

yum. ssd.