.NET 2.0: List<T>.Exists and anonymous method

Seems like in order to use List<T>.Exists one should implement an anonymous method. Which rocks big time. Like this:

List<Product> productList;
Product x;
...
...
productList.Exists(delegate(Product prod) 
    { return prod.ProductId == x.ProductId; } );

See some Anonymous methods examples

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Anonymous methods rules!

Just be aware that it is still an O(N) operation (it just run your delegate through all of them).