I love my Plantronics headset.

Stop the tax payer subsidies. Let the free market rule.

"I have a fence stuck in my cheek!"

Any idea how well this works natively on a Mac versus running it in a virtual Windows XP virtual machine in Fusion? I'm running on a Early 2008 Mac Pro, so horsepower would not be an issue in my case.

With the previously mentioned registration limitations, I don't want to try it in both.

Pardon my ignorance, but how does this impact the ability/inability to play Blu-ray movies with these particular video chips? This is assuming that Apple enables Blu-ray in 10.5.x or Snow Leopard.

>>If you hold down option [Apple] in Spotlight searches before >>clicking on the item, it will open a finder window with the >>item selected.

I'm new to the Mac and thought I'd try this. I had to use the "Command" key, not "Option" as you described.

FYP

Wow, a million subscribers. I wish they would get a clue and upgrade their HD line up. I heard there is a major upgrade arriving by the end of the year, but come on already!

Wonderful. I can't wait to watch them come in last place in the AL West division again, but in HD this time around.

I'm a soon to be switcher awaiting a refresh of the Mac Pro. In anticipation of my future Mac goodness, I requested this book for Christmas.

So far I've read through Chapter 6 and I'm looking even more forward to making the switch. There are so many little things possible in OS X that I cannot do in Windows. While I like Pogue's Think Geek tv series, I have yet to laugh at some of the attempts at humor in the book.

Overall I'm very pleased with its readability and detailed explanations of how to take full advantage of the OS.

GRAW 2 is my current fav game.