As great as you guys are, which you are, and as much as I don't want to criticize, there have been some pretty empty stories on this stupid phone. I still believe, as I did the day Jobs did his Jedi Mind tricks number on this thing, and made it into a messiah, that's it's a weak, slow PDA, and apple competing against windows in the hardware world is amazingly retarded. From an incredible variety of WM PDA's to this, the choice is almost always going to be one the the windows PDA's. Will apple release a cell phone weekly, to keep up with the Windows PDA releases? I highly doubt that. Amazingly not-thought-out idea.

This thing has made the cover of the likes of the Wall Street Journal, etc. Seeing things on engadget that you're seeing in mainstream press is VERY not cool. I dont want to see stories on engagdget that I just saw on CNBC. This is niche stuff, I'm a gadget freak, and you guys are too. Peter and Ryan and everyone just do an incredible job of making this thing shine. Engadget stories assume a collective base of knowledge and opinions that we share (DRM is evil,etc.). This gives it a very enjoyable, bottom line me, don't be anyhing like the commercial news media, feeling. Keep our collective buzz going, don't KILL it.

I think your decision to separate out the apple/iphone coverage was a great one.

You really should apologize for the triple. C'mon.

I loved the part where Jobs jumped up and started screaming about how Windows was a shameless ripoff of the Macintosh look and feel, and he was the innovator, and then he started cussing, and screaming, and..

Oh, Sorry, that didn't happen.

You win, man. I love humor. Good, clean and fun. And brief. Checkmate. Touche.

"Wii" would like to fail.

Actually, maybe this has a chance. Your broadband phone is always with you. When you go away for a week, you take this, cuz it's light and easy to lug around. This setup saves you a wireless modem/card in the laptop, which weighs about one billionth of an ounce.

So, I think it's alright for one week. And, horrible and worthless the other 51. Five Hundred dollars? Ya, it'll do just fine.

"A classic instance of copyright owners trying to suppress innovation purely because it empowers consumers."

The Internet's glorious power, the future of it's freedom, youtube, and DRM, summed up in one sentence.

I don't understand this. These things always got great reviews.

What's an iPod?

Wait, I'm still sorting through the directions. 2004 what?

I want the 8800 GTX card.

LMAO.