You can tell this is app store going to suck just by looking at the horrible aesthetics of the placeholder page. It reminds me of "Welcome To My Home Page!!!" circa 1993. All it needs are the little flashing construction cones.

Why not give us a date to "Visit us again"? Or better yet, just redirect to samsung.com until they have actual content.

Yep. Hate it. Easily the worst product I've purchased from Apple. Baulky UI. iTunes store auth problems. Sync issues. POS remote. Runs hot. All the while a screaming kid just wants to watch Cars or Dora.

I'd take it back in a heartbeat if I could.

Actually, the test image you show isn't of the "cross-eyed" variety. It requires parallel viewing, where the left eye looks at the left image, and the right eye looks at the right image. And that's fine with me, because I find that method much easier than the cross-eye method.

I had always assumed that B9 was a homonym for "benign", implying that the Subaru was friendlier than the average SUV.

I also purchased Pirates of the Caribbean. It doesn't look anywhere near HD, but it was surprisingly watchable on my 51" 1080p DLP television. I was also pleased that the entire movie only took about 8 minutes to download over FIOS. Not bad, Apple.

Just downloaded the 32-bit version. It took about 19 minutes to download (love FIOS). I'm going to try to install it on Parallels under Mac OS X.

Metrobilly, I did connect the Comcast box the the Mac Mini via FireWire and was able to record High Definition TV. Unfortunately, I haven't found any high-quality intel-native software to schedule these recordings. I may end up waiting for a Series III Tivo.

Halopend, the back of the cabinet is open to the closet, which seems to allow for sufficient ventilation at this point. When summer really hits, I may need to divert a SpacePak duct into the closet for cooling.

Joe, yes the Mac Mini sends its output the the Samsung for viewing of ripped DVDs and High-Definition recordings made with the EyeTV 500 tuner.

I couldn't have put it into any of the other walls without either building an addition on the house (divorce) or having the TV stick into the master bedroom (divorce). It's really not that bad to watch from the couch. If anyone is interested in a similar setup, I'd be happy to put you in touch with the contractor who did the work. He's a great guy and does top-quality work.

That's the receiving blanket from the hospital. This picture was taken the day after Austin was born. He weighed about six and a half pounds. Thanks for making this picture of the day!

This is a phenomenal collection of music videos, by the way. If you're even remotely interested in DCfC, give it a download. Summer Skin is my favorite.