i got a demo unit from sony where i work.  
I have to say i was not impressed, it came with a demo of the wii sports knock off.  
  
The device itself feels rather sturdy, and the light bulb is a nice touch but its really nothing more than pretty wii.  
sure it feels much more accurate and it is nice that the device calibrates with every game.  
 But it just feels incredibly redundant, why would you want to have something that has been widely available and perfected for the last 3 years?  
  
So if you are thinking of buying playstation move, really think of when you will really be using it. to me it did not click   
not tying to be harsh or anything but it sucks when you use the thing and realize it really is not the revolution i thought it could be. 

I'll be picking up the Move and Kinect at some point, but I will never actually use them. If I wanted to stand up in my living room and flail like a jackass, I'd step on some workout equipment. When I'm playing videogames, I want to kick back in an office chair or sofa and relax. Also, I enjoy good games and that doesn't seem to be a requirement for Kinect or Move development.

I don't think Move was ever going to be a revolution and it does replicate a lot of what the Wii did but at the same time I don't think most of the people on this site are the target audience for this product anyway.

I got tempted when I saw it on the BLLSL. I have a weakness for table tennis. Of course, then I saw how Jeff had to hold his arms to play the archery game, and I kinda lost interest again. Also, I don't have a PS3.

Haven't heard anything bad about the tech in the plethora of gaming podcasts i listen to. That said, there is no games i want to play with Move as of now.

  When I'm playing videogames, I want to kick back in an office chair or sofa and relax.

I've had a Wii for years and for most of that time it hasn't been connected to my TV. I just can't justify getting what is essentially the same thing on a different system. Seriously, what about this device is new? If I couldn't enjoy playing a Mario game with the Wii-mote then how is this going to be any different. I hope those that get it enjoy it and I look forward to hearing peoples impressions. Maybe I will change my mind?

RE5/Heavy rain have sold me on move. But that's me personally as i skipped those two games first time round. Sony might of copied the wii remote but Microsoft seems to be copying the games and I'm not interested in the 5 wii sports nock offs they have at launch. I want some depth in my games and RE5, presuming it works like RE4 did will be great. 

As I was saying; until proven wrong, Move and Kinect are just Sony and Microsoft vouching for some off that casual market pie

I have mone pre-ordered for picking up after work on Friday. Friday night drunken Move night at mine with a few mates, should be a good laugh.

I'm interested both in FPS and sports like tennis, who will get a great upgrade in gameplay with the Move, take tennis : can you do a slice or a lift or even see the player on screen do the exact move you've done with the "wand"? No. For FPS, it'll be great to have both great graphics and 3D sound AND have a precise aiming at any part of the screen.

" I've had a Wii for years and for most of that time it hasn't been connected to my TV. I just can't justify getting what is essentially the same thing on a different system. Seriously, what about this device is new? If I couldn't enjoy playing a Mario game with the Wii-mote then how is this going to be any different. I hope those that get it enjoy it and I look forward to hearing peoples impressions. Maybe I will change my mind? "

Played with the kinect and move at FanExpo and have to say imo I prefer kinect over move. Had more fun with the few minigames and can't wait until an actual game comes out.

" As I was saying; until proven wrong, Move and Kinect are just Sony and Microsoft vouching for some off that casual market pie "

Sports Champions actually sold well on release, only being beaten by the giant that is Halo Reach. 
 
Personally, I'll wait with Kinect/Move until there's games worth buying them for.

i'll wait for things to be released for it to see if it is anything worth getting. so far, it doesn't seem like it is worth anything yet. so far there is just the sport game and tacked on controls for resident evil 5 and another game. i heard that resident evil 5 controls just seemed like they just put it on there. also, you have to know that you have to have to a special edition for resident evil 5 to work.

" I'm waiting to see what it can do when they make more then just some mini games .  "

We got one in at our office right after it came out, and basically - the overall consensus was that it was much more precise than the Wii, but it had a bit of noticeable input lag. It was much more noticeable when watching someone else use it than using it yourself, but we all seemed to agree that the lag was there.

Meh, once I see more games that interest me; hopefully built from the ground up for the PS Move I might get interested.