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Soon as they get an Android app I am all over it!

Thanks for that Pepperplate recommendation. I just downloaded it for my S3 and I love it!

I have a router that allows me to make a "guest" network. I use that instead to keep my files and NAS sort of fire-walled. It has its own simple password which I leave for guests.

what does one do when your router doesn't have external antennae. I have a Netgear Gigabit router that is void of external antennae, so how would I boost the signal for this type of routher

As the owner of a Revue I will chime in. I have a little love/hate relationship with my Revue. I cut the cord months ago and was looking a for a device to supplement my OTA TV watching, not to help me cut the cord. The Revue is GREAT at a couple of things, but very very average with a lot of others. It tries to wear to many hats at one time GoogleTV 1.0 is for geeks and nerds only.
The GUI requires a learning curve that seems to be unnecessary IMO. I am super tech savvy and I know that with the Revue I can't leave the room without my girlfriend looking confused and dazed.

The lack of sustainable quality apps are disappointing. For an Android device, the lack of a GMail/GCal app, as well as a weather app is reprehensible.

The Netflix and Pandora apps SHINE!! Just wish you could edit Pandora stations natively in the app, but that's a small quibble. The content is almost on par with Roku, but the built in Chrome browser makes up for some of the shortfalls, NOT ALL. Most of the great content is blocked (not logitech's fault).

It streams DLNA content from any DLNA server or device you have, and also allows you to view personal files via USB connection. It doesn't recognize ISO rips, but it does do MKV very well with subtitles.

Overall I think its a solid device, just not an all-star like the Roku or Boxee. At $99 its priced just right and if Logitech kills it off any further price drop would be gravy. Now all we need is for Logitech to get off their duffs and release the GoogleTV 2.0 Honeycomb update.

Jason, do you know if their materials are comparable to that of Timbuk2 bags. I have a Medium Timbuk2 Msgr bag and its taken quite the daily beating and still is going strong. I am some what of a bag head and would love to jump into the world of Chrome

I will second the vote for monoprice. For $30 (incl. shipping) I got a low profile mount, HDMI cables and 2 boxes for running cables behind the wall. The mount is rock solid and has a 10 degree tilt as well.

I think its a fair comparison. Truly utilize the internetMacintosh (iMac) you had to pay an ISP to use the internet, so yes a recurring monthly charge was needed.

I am looking for a good shooter using fresh purée d fruits

Please tell me no technic 12's or 1210's were harmed in the making of this photo.

Oh the pain of knowing they died to become Faberge' eggs.