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@stockjones

What are you on about?

God this has been hashed over and over. There is not a single tech spec about HD-DVD that was better. Yes, the spec was finalized. Yes the initial hardware was cheaper. But, spec wise, Blu-ray was and is simply better. You sound like the people that whine about how much better America was when the were a kid -- fantasy nostalgia that is all.
@crazypeng1

Actually, they said it would be coming to PCs also. My guess is they will open this for licensing for other products.
You are correct that high(er)-brow movies sold better to the HD-DVD crowd by about twenty percent. However it takes ten of these movies to equal the earning power of one mass market flick. Atonement has lifetime DVD sales of $20 million while the Harry Potter series has sold over $1 billion in DVDs. Like it or not, "mass market" movies are where studios make their money and across the board those sold better on blu-ray. In the months leading up to Warner's decision, those money making movies were selling at a ratio of 2:1 in favor of blu.
Does Samsung even have a wireless HDTV? I know they had a plasma a couple of years ago but did not think they had one now. I have also never seen a Vizio with this option. The only LG that I can find with a wireless connection is a much lower quality television.

You do realize that this is currently Sony's top of the line television? That they do offer many more Wal-mart priced units?

I honestly do not get why people are unwilling to pay for a nice product.
Care to elaborate?

Care to wait for a review?

Already previewed these have you?

Set it up and compared it to other units in a side by side?
I don't have access to the story immediately but the reason for switching is the cost of manufacture. Samsung was eating Sony's lunch on cost. Samsung uses the edge-lit model and it saves over $100 per unit to build. On top of that, many reviewers say the edge-lit Samsungs had a better picture.
Once they shave the price on this thing down to about $9,999.99 it will be mine.
new touch is my guess
This would be amazingly nice to have.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"As both a gamer and programmer, I spend all day at a keyboard in dimly lit environments. Work has me used to a Microsoft 'Natural' keyboard, but the closest thing that was backlit doesn't seem to be made anymore, cost a ton when it was, and didn't even have a number pad! Everything I've used or even found that is illuminated is a straight, traditional, keyboard. Is this too much to ask? So my question is: What is the best (if there even are any) illuminated, natural / ergo / curved, fully functional (dedicated "F" and number pad keys) keyboard out there? Or if one doesn't exist, what is the best illuminated keyboard for a work environment (not for home gaming... I don't need 18 extra WoW hotkeys on it)? Thanks!"

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