Todd

Sure. There's a version for win32. http://sourceforge.net/projects/tivoserver/

What is ok with this player is the battery life. Unfortunately it's the only "+"

David, sorry to see you leaving weblogs inc :( But why?

Unless you want to play hard core 3D games (in which case use Boot Camp), Parallels is the best of both worlds: instant switching between OSX and Windows, on the same machine, with virtually no loss of performance. On my iMac, Parallels running Windows 2000 and my stock trading software uses up just 21% of total CPU capacity, according to the Activity Monitor. That's pretty amazing.

The unit will cost as much as $5000 to $6000, but is available solely for military purposes only!

I think if you ask a lot of people will be glad to contribute. Why not to reanimate blog?

I'm for browser based apps, except web based operating systems. Writely is a very good example of what web based applications can do. You never lose data, you can access it everywhere. Connectivitity should not be seen as a drawback because the world is getting more and more connected everyday.

What I really like about the new release is that I will be able preview before import.

It seems that a lot of blogs at engadget are closing. What's wrong?

What people are saying is, you need to match what you're doing at the USDA in terms of supporting agriculture with what you're telling people to do in terms of a diversified diet, more exercise, that sort of thing. And that is a growing, growing discussion around the country. I hear about it just about wherever I go now.