I'm not going to count them, but I've filled one old bcard box (which held 500) and beyond, so I'll guess 500+

Too bad I just jumped to Fusion...

Parallels wasn't bad, but everything seems to be much faster under Fusion. The clincher, though, was the *horrible* tech support I got from Parallels

Damn... and *I* heard that it was going to be "Buy a MacBook Pro for college, and Apple will pay your first year's tuition."

Amen!!!
I *hate* when I'm watching something and an ad blasts on... it's the worst.

"What's the diff?"

It's more than just the same as the Sanyo PLC-XT25... it *IS* the Sanyo PLC-XT25. Christie doesn't OEM their "low end" projectors... they rebrand the Sanyo. Granted, they put them through quality checks to make sure they meet Christie tolerances and then extend the warranty, but under the hood, it's all Sanyo, baby.

Me wantee!

It's a big deal because the Beatles catalog is a big deal. Whether you like them or not (and if you don't, I think you must be an alien) the catalog is worth a lot of money--and legitimacy. They are seen as one of the last great hold-outs. To have their stuff available on iTunes, especially given the history between the Apples, would be a major coup. If you can't see that--and what it means--then you have really missed the boat.

Oh, hells yeah.

Count me in.