Wow. You guys MUST be high. For a casual rider that might turn occasional that might turn regular, that's laying down a LOT of money. Wil may not be a regular Joe, but I hope he's more frugal than to throw down $1000 or more without a lot more confidence in regular desire and use. A guy could easily throw down a couple hundred and get a decent enough bike that will last a long time - or at least long enough to know if he'll want to get serious with biking. Really, getting an awesome but costly bike for a beginning biker is like giving a 16 year old a Ferrari. They just can't appreciate it and don't need it, whether they can afford it or not.

I'm not pleased with $2.99, but I've paid more to remove lesser frustrations, and I get VERY frustrated when I get a link to a video that won't play because it's Flash. I'll probably get it, but I'm not sure it will become my default browser.

Brilliant analysis, genius. I'm pretty sure 'not using the camera on my laptop' includes all aspects of camera usage, including video conferencing with clients. Though, I'm curious about how your clients would feel about a shaky cam conference. I mean, if a back camera on a tablet would be too shaky for a steady photo, how is the front camera any different?