maxharlan

I can't say enough about Audiogalaxy. It's not an Android exclusive, but it's easy to use, free, and does its job quite well. I always have my 100gb+ music library with me instead of having to pick and choose what goes on my device.

@AJerman - And what about those of us who are guitar players of nearly a decade who want a more natural guitar experience? Not everyone is a video game player first.

@MadMax808

Derp. that was SUPPOSED to be @ htd, above you.

@Slygathor

Maybe it's one of those Dev Kit xboxs? I think they have bigger HDDs. I could be wrong, though.

@Drybonz
This is more geared towards real drummers who also enjoy playing Rock Band.

How is this not "learning to play for real"? You're playing along to songs on a real drum set. I can't count the number of times I've done that on electric guitar. Does that mean it's not learning it for real?

@Meekermoloko
+Rep for reference.

The iPad: Helping confuse Bostonians with the iPod since 2010

@mex

In general, PCs /are/ cheaper than Apple computers. These machines fit a special niche. That said, I still don't see an iMac or Mac Pro with SSD boot drive, Blu-Ray and watercooling...

I would LOVE to replace the desktops in my computer lab [k-6 school] with these little guys. 50 regular towers virtually eliminates any real estate, desk-wise, for anything besides the monitor, keyboard, and minimal movement for the mouse.

@pankomputerek These SFFs, especially Dell's, are used a lot in schools and businesses. I doubt these are really aimed at typical home consumers, so I understand the lack of blu-ray.