SoloMicropump - Omnipod has competition

Okay - as usual - this is only aimed at you lucky Americans - but I did sort of lie - and used a friends postal code close by in New York state - in the hopes that I can get a demo.  Sssh, don't tell them I'm a spy from Canada LOL.
Anyway, this pump is similar to the Omnipod - at least it looks like it - but abit more slim (have asked them for dimensions, etc).  The one thing about this tubeless pump - is that you can disconnect from the base (the infusion set set up in your skin).  From what I understand - the base you have to change every 3 months (again - I have asked them for a ball park figure).  It also holds 200 units - which for most people - who change their infusion set every 3 days like you are supposed to (according to my friend Dave who told me off in the beginning when I started to pump not to change it every 5 days - oopsie).  Of course, we all know, the longer you leave your infusion set in, scarring issues occur, possible infections, insulin abosption.  IMHO - 200 units should be good for the average insulin consuming diabetic (I average 90 units very 3 days).
So, any one out there curious about it like I am?  If you are - check out the website below - that has a video you can watch to understand it more - maybe order up a demo for youself like I have - and share the info below with the Diabetes1 forum community!

http://www.solo4you.com/

Just discovered what the dimensions are - and below is my Animas 2020 pump for comparison.  So the dimensions are - 1.5" wide, 2-3/8" long and 9/16" high.  The person who tried this found it to be on the bulky side - tho' I think the Omnipod is perhaps more so (I think the Omnipod is taller - but could be wrong).

Does anyone know what the dimesions are for the Omnipod?

Doris - have you received your sample of the Solo yet? I just commented at Jazzsushi's blog post (he finally answered some of my burning questions on the Omnipod). My sample has arrived - but it's stuck at my friends house - will be picking it up next w/e when I go for a visit.