demonicpascal

I'm on AT&T....and I'm ashamed...

That HP figure is right on the money. I bought an HP tc4400, and had to send it back SEVEN TIMES in a month for repairs. They finally sent me a new top of the line EliteBook 2730p, which died in a day. Typing this on my 2nd 2730p, but the casing around the touchpad is crap, and as a result there are tons of flecks and scratches all over it, after only 2 months of use. Looks like I've owned it for 2 years...

I find it ironic that, dollar for component, I'd wager that ASUS is one of the cheapest notebook brands to buy, and yet, they're the most reliable. Too bad they don't make a tablet...I'd totally get one...

What I'm curious about is pressure sensitivity. Would love to use this as a digital sketchbook, but Photoshop with no pressure is basically useless for what I do with it...

So Android, the open source mobile OS that melted my heart as soon as I looked into its cold, emotionless robotic eyes, is now coming to my carrier via Dell, the computer company that I loathe with the fiery passion of a thousand suns?

Oh fate, you are a cruel one indeed...

AT&...

Ahh who am I kidding...c'mon HTC Pure, lets go finish those registry tweaks...

...or it can be totally lame, like in Sonic when the game slows to a crawl as your 127 rings fly from your body after landing on some spikes.

There is nothing I enjoy more than booting up a game and being greeted with a silky smooth 60 fps from start to finish. And there's nothing more disappointing then a franchise abandoning 60 fps in a future installment (MGS 3 I'm looking at you!) Except maybe teasing you with intermittent 60 fps during a simple scene in an otherwise 30 fps game (MGS 4 I'm looking at you!)

Don't let 60 fps die. I admit that 30 (and 24) looks more "real" and "'cinematic" since thats the framerate used in movies, but, at least to me, 60 fps just looks "better"

...really? a FOURTH DS?

I mean, the PSP Go was a stupid idea, but at least there was a reason for it...but this?

Nintendo...seriously...c'mon...either let it be, or release a successor and put Tegra in it...this is just sad...

@ tazbo

(prior) 3GS owner here. Under the right light, you can see the grid over the iPhone's screen, so I wouldnt count it out as capacitive just because of that. Not to mention the HTC rep said it was capacitive in the video...

Im not eligible for an upgrade for another year...

...and I don't care. I'm buying this day 1.