And yet again, inappropriate floating point bites a programmer on the ass?

I'm going to hit the VZ store tomorrow to see if I can take a look at one before I decide.

I'd just like to point out that the US Kindle AC adaptor is 110-240V, 50 or 60 Hz, so all they really need to do is throw in the right plug adaptor.

I wonder if Microsoft forcibly migrated all Danger's servers to Windows Server, like they did with Hotmail?

It's pronounced "S holes".

What killed the PSP for me was the horrible, horrible load times. If they'd gone with a regular slot-load cartridge, they could have fixed that without crippling the device to indefinite rentals only. (If I can't sell a game second hand when I'm done with it, I didn't "buy" it.)

I also think that not giving the device a touch screen or a second analog controller was a serious mistake. I'd settle for one of the two, but having neither--ugh.

Also, the form factor is bad for true mobile gaming. The DS works because you can shut it and jam it in a pocket.

Yeah, do you think Verizon know that Razzle is a famous UK porn magazine?

What next, the LG Asian Babes and Nokia Readers' Wives?

Oh, nice. The Vtech has a line out, which the Squeezebox Radio lacks.

Unbelievably dumb of Logitech to build a mono radio and not give it a line out.

Maybe because people like being able to easily replace the batteries in their laptops.

Yeah, I don't care about Flash or Silverlight. I just want a decent HTML 5 browser. Now that HTML 5 can do many of the things Flash was used for, I expect the need for it to go away anyway.