I definitly think the video resolution needs to get upped bigtime for a serious set-top/ home theatre system solution whatever it is. I guess I'm a little dissapointed w/ how the vision of the iMac/Front Row concept is panning out. I feel like a unique device is the real solution as having an iMac sitting next to your plasma is a little weird. To me, it's wasting the power of the computer. I mean as great as Front Row is, it's mostly exciting in the potential it has, as opposed to it's current state. I mean, what does it REALLY do as far as in a living room capacity? How often are we going to sit down and watch our slide shows in our living room of the pics we've taken, or home movies we've edited. It seems like it's something to show off to others more than to be a useful/essential daily device (e.g. the inlaws come to visit and you whip out your remote and say "hey, check out the baby shower pictures"). It's not like you're going to sit down and edit movies from your +5' away lazy boy. So if you were going to use it as a daily machine, you'd keep it at you're desk, but that kind of defeats the purpose of having a remote/ Front Row at all. That's why I think this computer is better suited for the desk environment, but an Applerific

living room solution should be based around a "work machine on your desk" (where you create your playlists, orgainze and edit your photos, manage your finances etc.) and a cheaper "play" machine that doesn't need the raw graphics/processing power, but still provides an that Apple "feel" we all love so much, that can incorporate into our home theaters and network seemlessly with our "work" box. Don't get me wrong, I was blown away by Front Row, but I think my previous suggestions would really bring it to life and make it more useful/practical for daily use, as opposed to the show-off device that I fear it is at the moment.