wendy fritz, best buy senior vice president of computing said on the call, "when we look at the netbookategory, we view it as a companion device. so it's an additional device, not a replacement device to a notebook. so that business is generally and vastly incremental." then brian dunn, best buy's ceo, chimed in, putting all our netbook fears to rest when he said, "i think the notion that people are going to choose one device, one for connectivity, is an erroneous assumption." listen, i'm taking them at their word. they've never, ever been dishonest. in my experience with them. so i am saying that netbooks are not cannibalizing sales of more expensive computers. in fact, i am going with them and saying it's creating an additional incremental world. it's an entirely new product in a category that's going like crazy, and that means we've got to find a way to make money. and just like that i realized if i had been running best buy's conference call i would have followed up by saying are you ready skee-daddy? i probably wouldn't have said that on the call. buy -- ♪ nvidia. the best way to p