BAJ wrote:
>And there's a short #3: It's not going to be a kit. No assembly required.
>Just take it out of the box, plug it in, and get to work.
>
>And that last feature alone will separate it from the pack.
>

You have to give merit to Byron's idea of a fully-assembled
"150-in-one-like" kit that "Blinky's" the first night and "Bauds" weeks
later. Like your first Swiss Army knife, you appreciate its potential the
first time you hold it and realize its potential as time passes and you have
the opportunity to use its many features.

-Shawn

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