true, years go by it will become better technology, cost more though, and how long would you need to wait for it?

plus the problem here is pdas run their own software thats the problem we're having with limewire 2 pda's are all about.

so if you wanna ruin someones quota at a coffee-shop hotspot and download anything you want this product seems the best. Just a lil too steep for me for now.

But i may get it later......seems good its an actual notebook so runs windowz xp.......plus 1500 isn't too bad.......according to google they retail over $2000

not too long ...it verys with each company on how there budget is or are they ready to upgrade to that point ...some companies just pure out broke to do much of anything let alone this but we all know ("Money talks ,bull??? walks) matter of speaking

i thought we were talking 'bout p2p on portable systems?, how likely will it be on lets say.......created for a mobile/cellular phones?


also pdas run there own software. as for emule THEY have their own one they created as a side project for portable devices but i hear its running really shotty.

I picture p2p software companies as dodgey, and wouldn't spend much on something on a side-project...especially since if normal limewire does the trick, why would i pay for pro? also irony is, you can d/l limewire pro from the old limewire. (not that im saying its an exceptable behaviour).

p2p has been out since the days FBI hated kazza......still no special version of limewire? why? cause it won't happen.....at least not soon.

better give up on the idea or save up for a better device that ACTUALLY runs typical pc software.