I enjoy watching TV.  There I said it.  I have a HD big screen TV and I want to use it.  I guess this is where my consideration of FIOS started, with the purchase of my High Def TV.

I was a Comcast subscriber my whole life.  That's all their was.  Well, that and rabbit ears. I never really had any problems either.  At the time of my switch to FIOS I was paying about $150 per month for Internet, the extended channel lineup, HBO, Showtime, Stars and a HD DVR.  I was paying an additional $40 per month to Verizon for my phone service.  All together a little under $200.  Pricey, but I was happy.  Comcast's HD content was acceptable and I had a pretty good selection of channels, including premium ones.

Acer AL2223Wd Black-Silver 22" 5ms Widescreen LCD Monitor with HDCP Support 300 cd/m2 800:1 Built in Speakers

It may have an attractive black case with sleek silver trim, 1680 x 1050 resolution, a bright 300 candela per square meter with 800:1 contrast ratio, and a fast 5ms screen latency, but this is not a twenty-inch monitor like you might expect. It's a twenty-two inch monitor at around the same price as some twenty-inchers.

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Toshiba M700 tablet PC Review

I've had this tablet for a month or so now and it's an OK tablet.  There are pluses and minuses which I will go into now.