@headhot Speaking of windy days, does anyone else feel that those heavy solar panels on top are just waiting to be blown off?

@nelagster I'm pretty sure that if they can cram LTE/ 3G into a single chip or chipset, adding the old GSM/GPRS into the mix will be a walk in the park. And I won't swear on this, but I'm pretty sure current 3G chips have built-in 2G.

Well, good for Comcast- took them long enough. This is something that obviously should have been available since they first started this whole metered net usage thing.

@electrobrains I don't upgrade to 8GB of ram because my system can't handle it- while buying a new system would fix that, that costs far more than even an Intel 80GB SSD.

@GeekPI Well that works...

I'd like to see some sort of relatively high speed SSD drive be made with an 8GB capacity for the express purpose of sticking a page file on it. I mean, I'm fine with the performance I get from my standard 7200rpm drive (8MB+ cache), but when that PF kicks in, I feel burned. I know that might be a niche product, but I think it would sell well enough.

Another thing would be for motherboard makers to integrate 8GB of flash onto the board directly, even if its not bootable.

I'm happy to hear that Comcast having ass-raped its customers so badly that it can finally afford a whole freaking television network.

My wife, who has a BA in English and an MS in Library Science, applauds your rules, Engadget. And I do, too.

@From My Cube Yeah Engadget, are you leaving out the part about this thing being wifi connected?

Just kidding ya'll, this tool actually looks pretty sweet. I've been using a combo of my Leatherman Squirt and a datatel-centric Swiss Army Knife (not sure what model- I got it for free from a telephone vendor.) Only thing is I have to be sure to leave them at home when flying, etc. Dang knife...

This could be the chance to retire my Sidekick LX (original.)