Thanks for the correction Steve and welcome back to what I hope won't be the grumble and gripe forum of your last visit (just saw your post), sorry for the misinformation as I admit some of the information in my original post was based on hearsay. Anyway now that you've ducked your head in here hopfully for a while, you got any new updates for us on some of the lingering issues left in question last time?.
The CC bug problem (and have you resolved this problem on the coming 4Ks?.), the dial-in connectivity problems?, will the 4Ks work with the dial on demand router question?. (as last time you said you didn't know and were testing it), Also could you clarify your past statement on the Panasonic SS. are they still actually producing it?, or when you said they are still "shipping it" last time did you mean they are shipping units that were already produced until their complete stock runs out?.
And lastly as could you PLEASE! give us a official statement on the 4K ad pause screen as it's been discussed ad-nauseam on many threads here recently by it seems just about everyone here (particularly the "newbies") both pro and con. I mean how long are they going to last and is their a way you could give users possibly through the "Claw Foot Portal" (CFP) or something a way to turn the ads off?.
While I'm still working on getting my budget in order to have BB installed here as well as getting home networking installed, and trying to free up money to purchase at least two of the 4Ks in the future, (though I definitely won't make the early adopter group, perhaps next year though).
I'm curious Steve, as I purchased both my current 3K units (3030, 3060) on an 8 month 8-pay plan through a telemarketing firm called "The National Call Processing Center" at the time (imaginative name isn't it?

), do you think SonicBlue/ReplayTV could set up for the 4Ks something similar this time as well in the way of a monthly payment plan instead of the current lump-sum payment?.
Or even better given the 4Ks high price would be for SonicBlue to have it's own revolving charge account to prevent customers from having to lock up a large chunk of their available credit on their major credit cards

(though I do realize as with most revolving charge accounts the APR will be high).
Again welcome back Steve and sorry for the above tiresome questions. Remember your Caps though, it's "ReplaySteve" not "replaysteve"

. Oh and by the way this is important, when are you turning off the dial-in service?

(obviously just kidding).