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Nope.

The Courier or another tablet? Maybe. The iPad..No. example: Let me just send you that fil--Oh...never mind.

I'm a 360 guy myself, but nowadays I mostly play games on my PC with a 360 controller hooked up (unless it's a shooter, obviously).

That fridge looks a lot like an Antec P180/P182..

You make a great point about past failures, and I can understand improving the OS... but they didn't really do anything to it. No filesystem access or multitasking both really kill it. You're right though, the success is up to the end user, and sadly, end users love gimmicks (Nintendo Wii!) :)...

I don't understand why ANY review sites are giving this thing praise. It's a 10 inch ipod touch with the same locked down operating system. If it ran OSX, I would go out and buy one on launch, but this is a pretty useless "tablet" to me.

Hmmm.. I'm still undecided on these, I was looking at both this and the Corsair H50 earlier tonight (I think I'd go with the ECO) but I still can't decide if it's worth jumping from the TRU120 to this. I think it'd be more of a "hurr hurr water cooling is nifty" thing than a noticeable...

I can't believe he didn't mention adblockplus...

Strange, I'm able to change channels without issue. I'm runnin build 7068(64bit), not 7000. And the wallpaper I use is called "Homeworld", and it's one of the user submitted wallpapers off of Interfacelift.com, awesome site for wallpaper.

Decent rig, pretty similar to mine actually... Except I didn't get Opposing Fronts with my video card. HOOK UP ROB, HOOK UP!

D2X drivers were released in March. Edit; sorry for making two posts that had the same general subject. Screenshot at link because Rob won't add spoiler tags to his forum. http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/2747/blehk.jpg

Weird. I'm not using a DX though, I have a D2X. I was able to change my speaker config and the volume control works fine now too.

I can now confirm that the X64 version of the driver (8.17.64, AKA 6.12.1764) works perfectly with Windows 7 X64 (Build 7068). Volume control returned, no major issues (setup may give you an error but Win7 will recommend you run it in Vista compatibility mode and then it will work fine)...

Yup, L4D is a source engine game (I'd say the same upgraded version that TF2/EP2 uses)

Must be nice. I pay 55/mo for phone and 1.5mbit... Aliant/Bell doesn't much give a shit about how fast you're getting as long as you've got access. 5mbit at the bottom of my street for 60/mo. Won't be up my way for a few years.

No, of course it's not legitimate. And you should look into it, they get the installation size down to some pretty ridiculous amounts. TinyXP has a 50mb version IIRC. I know the disc for TinyVista was cut down to 700mb, that's including drivers too (and it'll automatically install for you...

I run TinyVista, and the f***bag who releases it won't release a 64bit version, too lazy myself. I'll switch to 64bit for Win7, since it already has a lot less fluff to worry about (and therefore I won't need to look around for a stripped version).

I run Vista 32, never once had HL2 hang on shutdown or crash...

The solution to not having the Xonar cause crashes is to turn off any DSP modes, especially "GX" (GS3D EAX emulation)

Yea, I can't blame them for not having Win7 drivers yet, though it'd be nice. Mostly I hate the lack of EAX support (GS3D crashes most anything nowadays) due to a low amount of updates. Either way, these new drivers seem to be working great so far! And yes, you worded what I was trying to say a...