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I bought this: Emotiva Audio ERC-1 Reference Compact Disc Player I've been curious about their gear and figured with the 30 day return policy, I would give it a try.

Thanks. I have a guy locally that has done it before. Definitely let me know when the version after 3.0 is released is available.

One 16 gb 3GS ordered. I think I will wait until I am eligible for an upgrade on 7/12 rather than use the eligibility from one of my other lines.

Did you reserve yours online?

I think I may order one through Apple now so I don't have to worry about lines at stores.

I guess I could give it a try but no matter how easy people tell me this stuff is, it never is quite that easy for me. An example is Dom telling me how easy it would be to jailbreak my Blackjack II and use it for tethering. After giving it a try, I ended up having him come over to do it for me.

Here is my plan. F to ATT and there no tethering yet. I take my daughters iphone 3g with the broken glass (still works) which I am replacing and jailbreak it. Then I use PDAnet to tether for a one time $30 fee. All I have to do is take the sim card from my phone and put it in her phone when I want to tether. The program runs in the background so I can still use her phone while tethering. While I am sure it is not too difficult to jailbreak an iphone, is there anyone out there that would be willing to do it for me. One of my associates husbands may be able to do it but just in case, I would like to have a back up.

They made a big deal about the longer battery life and that it would last the average person something like 4 or 5 years. I think I would rather have the ability to change the battery and stick with the battery life I have on my 13" MB. I do like the return of FW (didn't realize that until your post). I also like the addition of the SD card slot. We are adding at least one and possibly two attorney's which means I need to buy at least one and possibly two new notebooks. I think the battery would be the only thing holding me back. It has a faster processor, 4 gb or ram and a 250 gb hard driver for $1500. I love my MB but could pass it down to an associate. I have a few months to think about it.

Thanks. He must have gotten the smarts from my wife.

Tethering for an additional $50 may be more than I am willing to pay for tethering unless the phone plans drop a bit in price to offset it. My daughter is getting my 16gb 3G to replace her 8gb with broken glass. My son gets a 16gb 3GS for making National Honor Society, Science Honor Society and Headmaster's Honor Roll. I will get a 32gb 3GS because I am a geek and I can use the immediate upgrade on my mom's phone, which is part of my plan or wait for 7/12 to upgrade on my line.

I'm eligible 7/12/09. I have two other lines that are eligible now so I'm good to go at anytime.

It's not listed above but tethering is available, except on AT&T. That was the one feature I was hoping for. I'm guessing it will be available at some point with an additional charge. I will probably pass my iphone down and pick the 32gb for the additional speed, better camera, video, etc.

Updates from WWDC: 12:05 pm The keynote has concluded. 12:04 pm Phil is thanking all of the teams at Apple for their hard work. 12:04 pm All of this is just the start of WWDC -- tons of sessions and Apple employees on-hand. 12:03 pm Phil is reviewing everything announced today. 12:02 pm A robot camera thinks the iPhone is the same as before, but then the new features are briefly highlighted (mainly video capture). 12:02 pm Showing a new ad. 12:01 pm In the US, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, UK. A week later, 6 more countries. Many more to come this summer 12:01 pm The iPhone 3GS will be available on June 19th. 12:01 pm The iPhone 3G 8GB will be available for $99 today. 12:00 pm Apple wants the iPhone to be more affordable. The existing 8GB iPhone 3G will remain -- for $99. 12:00 pm Those are AT&T prices for new and qualifying customers; may vary elsewhere. Comes in black and white, as before. 11:59 am $199 for 16GB, $299 for 32GB. 11:59 am Ships with iPhone OS 3.0 for $199. 11:58 am Most eco-friendly iPhone yet -- arsenic-free glass, BRF-free, mercury-free LCD, etc. 11:58 am Improved battery life. Now up to 9 hours of internet surfing, 10 hours of video, 30 hours of audio, 12 hours of 2g talk-time, 5 hours of 3g talk-time. 11:57 am Instant remote wipe, encrypted iTunes backups. 11:57 am Something business have asked for -- data encryption, which iPhone 3GS supports. 11:56 am Support for Nike+ 11:56 am New accessibility options -- VoiceOver for content and controls, zooming, color inversion, mono audio, etc. 11:55 am New compass app shows your orientation, integration with Maps -- if you double click, the map will reorientate itself. 11:55 am Also -- a digital compass. 11:55 am You can also ask "what's playing now?" and it will tell you. Or say "play more songs like this" and a genius playlist will be built. 11:54 am With the iPhone 3GS, you hold down the home button for a second and a voice control interface is brought up. Simply say things like "Call Scott Forstall" -- if there are more than one entries, it will ask which one you wanted (i.e. home, office, etc) -- or "play The Killers" 11:53 am There is an API for video too, which allows developers to integrate video capture into their apps. Next -- voice control. 11:52 am The videos live alongside photos in the same application. You can scrub a video and edit it too. You can share the video right from your iPhone 3GS to YouTube, MobileMe, MMS, and email. 11:51 am The camera application has a switch that lets you swap between still photo and video mode. 30FPS, VGA with audio, auto-focus, auto-white balance, auto-exposure. 11:50 am Developers can take advantage of the camera too. But the best thing is -- it also captures video. 11:50 am Also features tap-to-focus. Tap on the part of the photo you want to focus, and it automatically does so. Automatically handles exposure and white balance. Better low-light sensitivity as well. Also, auto-macro -- as close as 10cm away. 11:49 am Vastly more pictures on Flickr from iPhones than any other phone. Now featuers 3MP auto-focus camera. 11:48 am Also has amazing features -- brand new camera. 11:48 am Supports OpenGL|ES 2.0 -- great for games. Supports 7.2Mbps HSPDA. 11:47 am 2.1x faster to launch Messages, 2.4x to load SimCity, 3.6x faster to load an Excel attachment, 2.9x faster to load a large website. 11:47 am No front-facing video camera. The insides are entirely new, but the outside appears the same. 11:46 am He's now ready to tell us about a new version of the iPhone -- iPhone 3GS. S stands for speed. 11:46 am 50,000 apps on iPhone, 4,900 for Android, 1,088 for Nokia (total), Blackberry (1,030), Palm (18). He makes a joke about not being able to see the last company name (Palm). 11:45 am Reviewing how successful the iPhone has been -- iPhone makes up of 65% of all mobile web usage. 11:44 am That is iPhone OS 3.0. Phil Schiller has retaken the stage.

I had the same problem. Jorge responded that they would take care of it on Monday.

I would love to get the amp as well but I need to slow down and I don't need it. I bought the DAC so I would not lose out on the 15% off.

Headroom Ultra DAC

It's because they are pretty.

Those a beautiful. Nice work guys.

I called JH Audio this afternoon and officially ordered them. They are hoping for the drivers to arrive towards the end of next week. Production should start after that. Payment is not made until they are done and ready to ship.

There is no pouting on HC.

Get it up on YouTube so we can all hear it.

That noise is no different than what I hear and sounds like metal to metal contact and sounds normal to me.

I don't believe I have a problem with my pair. When I hold the earcups and move them back and forth, at the end of there is a bit of a clang, only in one direction. I don't know if this is what the others is hearing but it sounds normal to me. Like metal contacting with metal.

Hey newbie. All I can say is, it's about time.