FWIW, Steve Jobs had a Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor (often called a PNET or islet cell cancer). What most people think of when they hear pacreatic cancer is an extremely agressive, fast growing cancer that has single digit survival percentages at 12 months. Steve Jobs' cancer was a neuroendocrine tumor which can have survival times much greater than typical pancreatic cancer. I know this because I have a carcinoid cancer which is a neuroendocrine tumor and have been fighting this for years (14 this October).

Family of 5 here and we have:

4 smart phones

3 tablets

4 laptops

ipod

Chromecast

Wii

Everything else is wired although several could be wireless:

PS3

PS4

2 desktops

Fileserver

Sprinkler controller (Open SprinklerPI)

2 DirecTV HD DVRs

HP B&W laser printer

Ricoh color laser printer (powered down)

DVD player

http://xkcd.com/927/

Actually, the lasers use a very low wattage generator of the like you can get at Radio Shack. This impulse is them amplified by successively sending the pulse through amplifiers until the final 500+TW is achieved. --Ron

Even funnier, it says "Additionally, signal directional markings are provided for optimum signal transfer". A close up picture of the plug shows a double ended arrow.... --Ron

I run a ton of christmas lights (installed 4 20amp circuits for the 'show') and run many strands of mini bulbs and lawn cr*p off of each one of the circuits.

The Dark Tower series is my all time favorite series of books and I have read them all multiple times. I worry about how it will adapt to both the big and little screen although the adaption of The Stand did fairly well. It is a huge story and I love it all (except for the last half of the last book).

I want one but a 7" screen is just a bit too small. I would drop my money in a second if they put out one with a 10" screen. Asus said they would months ago and then retracted the statement. The small screen size is the only thing holding me back right now... --Ron