Gaming manufacturers have been releasing video blackjack terminals for years. They have never been a threat to the traditional table games market. The more successful products have been on roulette and poker, where you can get real game speed increases, and they're less intimidating for the novice player. For the posters above that think that the electronic terminals are designed to "cheat" the player, you couldn't be more wrong. All of these devices are tested by gaming labs to verify that the code is free of any tampering or defects. If you're worried about cheating, look to electronic voting machines. At least here in Nevada, the Sequoia voting terminals were verified by our Gaming Control Board lab.