This is exactly what I want. I like nettops, but Atoms are too puny to drive most things at 1080p with any sort of speed. Toss in an inexpensive, cool-running Celeron E3200 and all this is solved.

@Kevin Niven Huh? Google's been one to watch since 1998.

Yep, this is great CG circa 1994. Today, it's inexcusably bad for a network like the BBC. I know high school students that could make something that looks better than this.

So, will commercials be skipped on Extenders after being scanned?

My GOD, that's the worst Genesis sound emulation I've ever heard.

That's because he hasn't had anything to do with the show since it wrapped production in 2006. It's all been reruns since then - that's what's sad about it. Nobody will even pay for the reruns.

I say stick 'em all on Hulu and be done with it.

I'm sorry, I love Felicia Day, but she's not a strong singer. She's good in Dr. Horrible, but none of the songs there made me think "Wow, she's amazing" (like some of Neil Patrick Harris's songs did). (DYWDM)Avatar works because of INTENSE use of auto-tune.

I think Avatar was released as a sort of fundraiser/awareness builder for The Guild Season 3. If I'm mistaken, and she really does want to launch a singing career...well, I won't be tagging along.

sounds good to me! it's a pretty awesome computer.

That processor is overkill for this application - I use an E5200, which is $67 on Newegg, and it does just fine, even for 1080p flash video.

Right on, I'm trying to build a Blu-Ray library, and this will sit nicely right beside Corpse Bride.