I carry nalgene bottles everywhere; I just like having liquid when I want it; I got stopped @ security, I was running late, and they said I'd have to go outside to empty it out if I wanted to keep the $10 bottle; they wouldn't allow me to keep the bottle even after I drank the contents. I drive when I can instead of flying now.

I pad 1 runs Infinity Blade 2 without crashes... but iOS 5 is noticeably slower sometimes. I use mine a lot; yours may be screwed up. I'm gonna keep it as long as it works (and maybe pay someone to replace the battery). It's still a nice device IMO. I reach for it before any other tool when doing some quick surfing or email checking.

That screen's pricey, I'd bet. $499 I say :)

I would be helpful to know what OS the thing is running :)

However, the real issue Apple is going to have is MacOS or iOS

There's a lot of discussion about this and I don't think it's warranted. The answer is both. Apple needs OSX, if for nothing else, to keep programmers happy.

Interesting; thanks!

" The publisher simply stops selling the older edition, and the prof has no choice but to switch."

Is it that hard to find a decent textbook that's either in the public domain or sold cheap?

That era was when I first assembled a pc from parts. Fun times :) I was broke so I had the no cache 266 Celeron with no L2 Cache; It ran @ 400 or so IIRC.

Aargh... bad link; sorry. My HTML is rusty. Here it is, and I'd charge him with fraud. link

How about the CEO of countrywide for one? http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7390540n&tag=contentMain;contentBody