Bryan

With my 32" Aquos, you can't even tell it has speakers, removable or not.

My Japanese DS Lite and North American version of Brain Age can never recognize my 4's.

I protect my Enamel Blue DS Lite with a Hori Cordura Wallet Pouch (http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-b6-77-d-49-en-15-hori%2Bwallet-70-1jl1.html) and keep it in my backpack.

I actually bought a 30" Dynaflat HD CRT from Samsung last summer, before I found out about the slim-fit. Boy was I pissed. Now, the only problem I had with my HD CRT was that when playing Xbox 360, some of the HUD was off the screen in a couple games. Samsung had a guy come to my house to fix it, but now it feels like the geometry is out of wack.

Here's the TV: http://www.samsung.com/ca/products/tv/dynaflathdtv/tx_r3065wxac.asp

That's pretty funny how you call an HD signal from a component cable 'fake' HD. So what you're pretty much saying is the Xbox 360 doesn't really output real HD, just 'fake' HD?

This could potentially mean death for HD-DVD. I remember someone saying a while back all it would take to decide the winner of this format battle is to have Apple jump onboard one side or the other.

I'm going from XP Home (laptop) to XP Pro (desktop), maybe that's the problem. I'll have to get my laptop on XP Pro soon, or possibly try VNC. Thanks for the response.

Jason, you suggest using Remote Desktop, which I do quite frequently from my laptop to my desktop via our home wireless network. Do you know how to get it out of what looks like 16-bit video mode?

Kudos to Engadget for first of all, putting on this giveaway, and second, picking a good product.