MTVAH

60GB? I thought that it was getting bumped to 80GB.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/26/fujitsus-lifebook-u2010-gets-new-pics-specs/

That seems to be what they want to do. If you read it, they say that the price for ineligible upgrades is undecided. I'm going to cling to the hope that Apple is really adamant about the $199-$299 price and that AT&T hasn't discussed the ineligible upgrade price idea with them. Although, I admit that it's stupid to think every little detail hasn't already been discussed between the two companies.

It does say that, but it also says, "All customers will be required to sign a 2-year agreement. There will not be a "no commitment" price for the iPhone 3G."

So it looks like existing customers do have to re-commit, only those who are already with AT&T and not eligible are going to pay more for the right to be roped in for 2 more years. Personally, I'd have just preferred an extension on top of what is left for those not eligible.

http://www.amazon.com/Capcom-27009-Puzzle-World/dp/B000F4CVKI

Super Puzzle Fighter II and Buster Brothers Collection together.

I can't say if this is just coincidence or not, but for those of you who aren't seeing the update in Windows Update, try setting update to check for updates for programs other than Windows and then install them. After I did that I checked again and the update popped up.

I love my iPod Touch, and while I certainly wouldn't trade it for this, all of that for a little over $100 dollars is pretty great. Especially considering that it has applications that an un-jailbroken Touch doesn't have.

Just because Apple undeniably makes some great products doesn't mean that other companies shouldn't attempt to filled the gap that's left gaping open at that price-point.