I bow my head in humility to 霽月瀛台 wise words.Long living everyone indeed.

..good thing ur not getting hungry!

Glad to see a liar caught but in all due seriousness I live in Romania,Bucharest and I gave you my word that I know a 19 years old kid that actually DOES own a Mercedes CLS 55 AMG.He never worked a day in his life,but it is quite common for the got-wealthy-over-the-night famillies to buy their kids this kind of presents to show their stature.CLS 55 AMG isn't even the most expenisve you can see a 19 years old drive,there are also R8s,Gallardos and so on and so forth

Ok.It's great to hear that the notebook is going to have touchscreen and possibly GPS(will make great for outfiting in the car) BUT my question is how will exactly the touchscreen work.The first EEE Pc didn't have a tablet mode and this looks exactly like the former.Will the screen siwvell all the way to the other side?Imagine the excrusiating pain after a few hours of leaning to use the ts with your hands in the air.

That Zune in the middle is missing an "M"

Superb Display.Ill be using this with a Playstation 3 for sure.

"Well, they gave us the latest iteration of the device as it's been moving forward"

Engadget,what does that mean?You have the device hands on.IF so can you show us more pictures of it?Is it bootable or still a mock up because I don`t fully understand.

I`m uttterly jumping up in excitement for the Averatec AHI.Only yesterday I was looking for information and Engadget comes to deliver.I think it`s a wonderfult thing they are even mentioning GAMING and hitting a LOW PRICEPOINT and 6 hours battery life.And they are the same company that are selling an ultra portable notebook with similar specs and wonderful 10.6 screen for 700 bucks.

Oh come on.Do people really need this stuff?I mean if you are an avid FPS player and you need to look at the keyboard to remember where the rocket luncher weapon is toggled to then you will have some serious problems regarding proficiency.

I am an amateur Photoshop artist and like to think to myself as an experienced Sonar(music sequencer) user.Same goes for this too.While it takes some time to remember all the keys you have bined,the good news is you only have to do it once,that it`s instinctually.

A nice shiny gadged indeed,but I fail to see how it will help PC users to justify the premium price.