Really? My son took my 770 to school and all the kids he showed it to were just amazed at it. He had no trouble getting on the school's wireless network and since he didn't try to have ten windows open on the browser at one time he had no trouble showing off the 770's tremendous browser experience. He played some tunes for them and parts of a movie - the kids he showed it to were awestruck. He already has a Razr phone and a Sony portable playstation but it is the 770 that he and his friends like the best and use the most - by far. It's kids like mine who are responsible for SONY selling 100 million Playstation consoles, another 100 million Playstation2 consoles and millions and millions of other devices like the Nintendo DS and SONY PSP. The New York Times and Washington Post are NOT where ANYBODY goes to evaluate technology. People buy what they see others enjoying - and the experiences of the young people in many countries will write the story of the 770, not some columnist in any newspaper. That's what I think, based on watching what my kids and their friends do.