Michael

The issue was a deal breaker for me. I returned my iPhone 4 and went back to my 3G. I voted with my wallet.

If anyone falls for these phishing attempts they deserve it. How many times do people need to be told about this stuff and yet they continue to do it. Too bad I say.

At a $99 price point you can pretty much guarantee this thing will be extremely limited in what it can do. It is a failure from the beginning and proves Apple isn't taking this product seriously. There is a large demand out there for a high quality box that can stream not just from itunes, netflix, hulu etc, but also from files on a home network with a good interface and at a decent price. To half-ass it and only support up to 720p just screams "wait for version 2". This thing won't sell and they'll blame the customer for not wanting a product like this instead of blaming their marketing and engineers for creating something underpowered.

If you can afford to go 1080p instead of 720p then do it. If you are having doubts now and haven't even bought anything yet then you will regret it down the road if you buy a 720p set. Ignore what anyone says about not telling the difference and distance to the set, etc. None of that matters if you have a little voice in the back of your head wondering what could have been.

@Funke Tobias Dr You should have 4x ff back by now, we do. Also you should be able to turn off the ff and rewind compensation where it jumps back or forward when you hit play.

@WhiteNiteLite Nope direct tv had an app for remote scheduling in March 2009.

Still spikes my CPU in chrome which was updated last night to Version: 10.1.82.76. Have a macbook with a 9400M.

Are the HD streams still an incredibly compressed mess?

Symphony of the Night definitely

What happens when your power company comes out and notices something they don't own hanging off their meter and removes it? The meter attached to your home is not yours to mess with. If it were we could all just detach the meter and never pay for power.