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Personally, I don't have that much interest in video.  It's rare for me to watch anything on TV, and I don't have a bunch of the other accessories that go with a device like this.

I do have some video I'm trying to get digitized for long-term storage, but it's not stuff I always need to carry around.  (I'm actually more interested in the OSD, although my personal preferences may take me in a different direction.)

I would consider the 442v2 if it would be a complete replacement for the N2 or N3.  The ability to have and show some video would be nice, and I'd pay the extra for the device IF it did all the audio things I want it to.  That's primarily Neuroscast and Ogg Vorbis support.  (I used those two things this very day on my trusty N2.)

I keep seeing the N3 as a cheaper 442v2, which simply does not have the video capability.  If that is literally the case, I'd consider the 442v2 instead of the N3; Video'd be all right, but not at the sacrifice of the audio tools I need.  If the 442v2 does not include Ogg or Neuroscast, it won't meet my needs.

So, I'm not terribly interested, but the gadget freak in me could be convinced. 

(Can the Heinlien conversation please move to e-mail or a forum where people are discussing things like that.  At the lease, create a new thread someplace so people don't have to wade through this here.)

Well, I've just pushed the button on a USB 2.0 upgrade for my unit.  In preparation for this, I've bought a USB 2.0 adapter for the computer I use with Neuros.  (PCMCIA, so installation was trivial.)

I need to sync and check that I won't be losing any bits and then ship it off.  Tomorrow, I'll send it in.  I can only hope the rush has gotten caught up a bit.

Yay!  Once again, I'm excited about my Neuros!  []

Wow!  Here I've been heads down with other things in life, and not paying attnention, and they go and start shipping USB 2.0 without warning.

I'd have been a little unhappy had missed the ability to upgrade.  I've had mine long enough to nearly be out of warranty now, even.

I've just gotten my Neuros back from service for a bad DC jack, and now I get to send it in again.  It's been swell having it back, but I can live for a while without it.  I may wait a week or three to let the current rush die off, particularly since I have no USB2.0 machines.

And then I may order a gigantic disc drive.  =)  Whee!

I'm very happy.  Thanks so much, DI!