I've been looking for something to replace my aging Sansa Express that does have a microSDHC slot that I use. I was always disappointed that the clip did not have a microSDHC slot so I am glad to see this improvement.

I don't own a clip but do own a Sansa Express (1GB + 8GB microSDHC) that was replaced by the clip and I'm pretty sure the firmware is similar. In the express it is all loaded into one database at start up and is based on the ID3 tags and not the file names.

I could use most of that stuff.

I'm not Canadian but I'm curious about this bit of the rules: "In the event the potential winner of any prize is a Canadian resident, he/she will also be required to correctly answer a time-limited mathematical question to be administered by email, mail or phone to receive the prize."

Me please. Need to replace the aging AIW Radeon 8500 ☹

I could probably put that to good use.

Office 97 has served me well for a decade! But probably my favorite MS products are their hardware, specifically the ergonomic keyboards.

I'm thinking grilled chicken sandwich and substitute a side salad with lite Italian dressing for the medium fries.

Roy, I think Allan is in Beijing and enjoys listening to the Engadget podcast while he is there. Apparently the Engadget podcast is Allan's favored source for English dialog since he left NYC to go to Beijing.

Unless the parser in MY brain is broken and I read he post wrong.

Thank you

I am pretty sure that is a Apple //e chassis, not a Apple ][ or ][+. The plastic slot covers seen past the bluetooth dongle are the giveaway, the ][ and ][+ did not have them.