Dont know if this has been posted but tought it would share it with all the Pi lovers. Its a breakout kit by addafruit allows the PI's GPIO, I2C and SPI pins to be connected to a solderless breadboard. Here is te link http://www.adafruit.com/products/914. Let me know what you guys think
Excellent summary of your experiences with Adafruit's UK distributors, RorschachUK. Many thanks!
Tracked delivery (or at least predictable for next day) is very important to me, so I think you've just given Proto-Pic a sales boost. 
I like what I've seen of their website so far, and can think of several must-have items already.
Morgaine.
Yes indeed acoats, and I think the MagPi people do an amazing job, both in their production values and in creating very readable content suitable for all levels of experience. Full marks there.
I've yet to read everything in any of the 3 issues though, because I transfer the PDFs to my tablet for reading in bed, but once in bed I fall asleep too fast so I've only been skimming. Must try harder. 
(BTW I disliked the original Flash version intensely, but now that their issues are available in PDF to which I've become very accustomed because of engineering datasheets, all that annoyance is forgotten.)
Morgaine.
Addendum. I think I should mention though that the esteem in which I hold MagPi will plummet sharply if the ***-inspired "the_magpi_issue4_draft" cover makes it into print. It's almost certainly just a joke done in very poor taste, but since the draft cover has been up on the site for a long time now, who knows. I'm no prude but horses for courses, and given MagPi's target audience in education, it certainly has no place in the magazine IMO. The very worthwhile goals of Raspberry Pi do not need sex to sell the device, the aims, nor the magazine.
