I can't wait for them to try to justify the money for the pronto pro with obsolete hardware (512K, slow processor, old-school crap display, RS232, .....) compared to the Ipaq with active matrix display, thousands of colors, world's fastest/most efficient portable processor, wireless cabability and expandable memory. Of course they'll probably try to convince everyone that it's not about the hardware. Sure, the Nevo version 1 software will likely dissappoint programmers, but what about all the other complementary applications the device will do (TV guide listings, music database, wireless web browsing, etc...)? I'll take the bet that Nevo has a fully customizable version of their software long before Pronto does anything but remote control.