Mine was my cousin's Game Boy. It was the size of a small brick, required four batteries at a time (and it ate them constantly), and its screen had the color range of a rotting cabbage. For a while I had only three games - Tetris, Dr. Mario and Yoshi's Cookie - and the instructions were missing, so it took me years to figure them all out.

But none of that mattered. I thought it was awesome.

#7 - I'm with you. Taking a screenshot on the Mac is just as simple as pressing a key combo (admittedly not as easy as pressing print screen).

Now I've got my own question: I'm assuming this woman took the picture using Photo Booth on her stolen Mac. Wouldn't that mean she'd have to email the file to herself afterwards? Or is there some really easy and really fast file exchange functionality that Back to My Mac provides?

It doesn't seem that the keyboard is any larger - this is kind of a shame. I know of a lot of people (myself included) who'd like to use the Eee as a portable writing machine.

However, the Trustedreviews link seems to be alright with the keyboard. I'd like to give the keyboard a try. It's too bad there aren't any stores around here that carry it

I'd like to see someone Babelfish the script into another language, back to English and then perform that. That could be awesomely surreal.

It looks like their account has been suspended. Which is weird - I can watch the videos, but I can't view the profile.

Would there be any difficulty at all playing accelerometer-based games in a moving vehicle (with bumps and turns)? I know this was a minor concern with Kirby Tilt and Tumble a few years back.

One thing I'm still waiting on: iPod Touch owners must pay a "nominal fee" to have the ability to download apps.