Koreans like the antenna there for TV watching - they are addicted to their soaps/novellas. The American market will not be able to use the antenna for TV after Feb 2009.

Though, honestly, it is smaller than their GPS units which already provide the TV capability.

My guess, this is for the myriad of subway riders in Seoul that need to catch the latest episode, but it seems like a test product to try and compete in the already competitive Korean PmP market.

The semiconductor industry is tanking. Most companies are about to go brankrupt (like infineon, qimonda, nanya, elpida, etc) and are asking for government bailouts.

Basically, they say that there is an oversupply of memory on the market because consumers did not adopt Vista. The oversupply has driven the price below what it costs to manufacture.

Well, it costs $250 and only has component connection - NO HDMI. Ugh.

Ok, so it's a Popcorn Hour 110 with built-in Wi Fi and dressed in fashionable black.
I'd like to see pricing and a decent review.

I love my popcorn hour 110. Took me two months to get it. Bittorrent downloading as we speak...

I am a current Alltel customer. I will probably go with Sprint and get the Samsung Instinct when my contract permits.

Hmmm,,, I might experiment streaming to my PS3 with this...

I don't think Intel needs to worry about an ATOM challenger when AMD just posted $1.2 billion loss the quarter (not the year).

AMD just had a wet dream and their marketing people sent out a press release.