I love evernote but I still maintain a yojimbo library because yojimbo supports webarchives. Although the webarchive is a something unique to mac/safari the concept is not new. I would love to switch completely to evernote but I hate the way web pages lose their formatting after they are "clipped". Maintaining the original look and feel of a webpage is really important to me. Making everything a PDF is a sort-of-kind-of okay solution but no thumbnail preview of the PDF is really annoying. The inability to truly "save" a webpage is the only thing holding me back from switching entirely to evernote and paying for premium membership. Also it would be nice to have special note types for passwords and serial numbers.

johnny five is ALIVE!

yeah, just checked those out from the post below. Although I have many more matching spare DDR sticks than DDR2... Regardless, DDR2 is so cheap right now it's silly.

dude, that hyperdrive is sweet.

The Gigabye iRam does this using standard sata connection. I'm sure the performance is not as screamin' fast as this device but for all practical purposes I think either way your Crysis load times will be more than satisfactory when run from either device. Oh and the Gigabyte is $120 and uses up those old DDR stick you have lying around.

http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Storage/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=2180

http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=2480

I would also really like to search my emails.

PUSH services are way overdue, that irks me the most. When the iPhone 3G was announced in July Apple promised push support for 3rd party applications in September of 2008. It is now Jan. of 2009 and still no sign of push support.

Lack of cut and paste is annoying but Apple never announced it then failed to deliver.

@6 See the amazon.com discussions thread on this:

http://www.amazon.com/Will-this-pre-order-actually-arrive/forum/FxXR8M0ITQAEP8/TxVZD0ENWBGSTU/1/ref=cm_cd_dp_tft_tp/103-1713820-2334208?%5Fencoding=UTF8&s=software&cdAnchor=B000FK88JK&asin=B000FK88JK&store=software

My amazon.com order shows a shipping estimate of 10/31 and a delivery estimate of 11/02.

It is woefully disappointing to me that engadget is now reporting satire.

How is this news? How do you expect your peers in the media, press and your readers to consider you a reputable media outlet when we read stuff sourced from The Onion?

Come on guys, restore my faith.

How about the new wireless keyboard, that thing is pretty sweet!