Wolverine (Level 1)

I've really wanted a HoneyComb tablet for a while now, but they're a bit expensive. $200 is just the right price for a college student like me. I'd be able to get my school books on it and run Android apps. I also am a huge fan of the 7" inch tablet form factor so that's a huge plus. Anyone else in my position?

@ChaosDent said:The MKV and MP4 file types are merely container formats, and don't have any bearing on the quality of the encoded video they contain. The MKV format supposedly has better support for some features like subtitles, multiple video and audio tracks and chapters. Assuming you used the h264 video and aac audio codecs, you could use ffmpeg or VLC to pass through the audio and video tracks and multiplex ...

I'm not surprised. Sean Parker has a lot of involvement in Spotify and owns a lot of Facebook stock.

The only time I ever really use voice control is when I'm driving. I think the voice control rumor for the iPhone 5 is false. If they were adding more voice control functionality why wouldn't they show it off when they announced IOS 5.

This might be a bit off topic, but these new Kindle ads are so cliche. Amazon's original tv ad for Kindle is one of my favorite television ads of all time.

I'm not really interested in a Kindle Fire, but I'm excited that it's launching at such a low price because it should force Android tablet makers to lower their prices.