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Eee PC gets modded with a touchscreen

Dec 20th 2007 4:10AM on Engadget

Running Vista, surely?

CCTV finally put to good use: filmmaking

Oct 1st 2007 3:55PM on Engadget

Data protection laws in the UK require CCTV operators to supply footage of an individual to that person, IF the person so requests it. The operators can take a few weeks about it, and charge a maximum of ten quid admin fee, or something, but the images have to be turned over in the end. (This was true last time I checked, which was probably a couple of years ago -- as featured on a Mark Thomas show.)

Sony's 1/1.8-inch high-speed CMOS sensor outputs 60fps

Feb 19th 2007 2:18PM on Engadget

Some competition for the RED One, perhaps? http://www.red.com/ (There was speculation that as it neared completion, an existing electronics superpower would push out a new motion picture sensor.)

Nintendo Wii -- the Revolution gets a real name

Apr 27th 2006 12:55PM on Engadget

This is branding run amok. I'm not a console man myself, but I prefer the simple elegance of "PlayStation #". Not only do they make use of an ultra-cool numbering system, but they get to abbreviate it to the totally usable "PS[1|2|3]" etc.

Day 21 of Engadget Mobile's 30 days of cellphone giveaways

Mar 5th 2006 7:14PM on Engadget Mobile

I'm not even sure I want one. *CRY*

Day 19 of Engadget Mobile's 30 days of cellphone giveaways

Mar 4th 2006 7:24AM on Engadget Mobile

"Because it's random, I don't have to think of a cool thing to say."

Day 18 of Engadget Mobile's 30 days of cellphone giveaways

Mar 2nd 2006 8:14PM on Engadget Mobile

I wonder if people in the UK can win. :-)
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