tv once I have a HD TV, but that will be a few years yet I suspect. By the time I have both, I would prefer to have 1080p as well as internet access, bigger hard drive and the option to plug in a tuner for recording. This last feature would be great if you could use it to record from an eyeTV and either watch later on tv or sync back to your Mac. That would be the killer for me, but I feel Apple will not want this.tv in the house. Most of the time I would be willing to wait a few minutes first to transfer the content and store locally, (say a few movies/TV shows onto my MBP before I went on a trip or a movie to tv to watch that evening). tv had 1080p capability, the hardware would have to be a lot closer to what is inside an xbox360 or a playstation3. It would pretty much have to have an intel core processor or cell processor, plus more ram, an even better video card, etc. And if Apple built this hypothetical tv, the price point would also have to be in the range of the xbox360 or ps3- you'd basically be looking at a mac mini type price point. So you can see where this is going, it probably would not be worth doubling the price of the device to support 1080p at this time. But, in a couple years, it will be a different story, and this will be a nice upgrade for revision 2 or 3.I agree 100%. If there will be size upgrades, I doubt that the page layout is trying to prove anything other than that it's a mainstream product.
Widgts... check. Weather? That too. Caltrans highway cameras? Of course.. 
TV a coulpe of weeks back. It really hasn't turned out to be a problem at all. Check out my blog (in the sig). I did a little write up of my experiences with it.