Wow this is great news, its nice to see blu-ray players finally hit that $99.99 mark

wow simply breath taken!

I could not agree more, I edit massive amounts of HD video, and it is a must to be able to upload them to my webserver and distribute accordingly, not to mention the fact that online games and downloading game demos on the playstation network. I Currently have road runner turbo, and if they put a cap on I have absolutely no problem canceling them, I have been a subscriber to road runner for 10 years now, and a few months ago i drooped time warners cable package because of lack of HD channels, and made the switch to directv. I will have no problem what so ever to switch to Verizon Fios internet if this cap is applied to albany, ny.

cant wait to pick up Quantum of Solace

Irony plays a part in this one, wasn't Microsoft the same company the produced the 360 which ahs some over heating issues of its own, haha

I only watch an episode on my PC, if its absolutely the only way I can see it, escpiecally if my DVR messes up on recording my favorite show (thanks Directv), thats the only time i watch it on the computer.

Yep aslong as Panasonic Continues to make them Im happy, no offense but LG really made some poor quality plasma's.

That's great news, im glad Sony & Panasonic are stepping up to the plate to make it happen, it should beef up support for the format.

Thats pretty cool, I hate watching tv shows and movies on my computer, but I do have a mac mini upsatirs that im not using, i could hook it up to my hdtv and see how ti preforms.

Its about time! cant wait to see it in HD