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Don't tase me, bro! The UN says it's torture!

Nov 25th 2007 5:56PM on Engadget

yep i watched the video, here in Poland this story made headlines. the fact is they could solve this situation without taser, and avoid unnecessary victim. thet treated him like he was some terrorist, yet all he wanted is to get his luggage, thats sad.

Don't tase me, bro! The UN says it's torture!

Nov 25th 2007 4:38PM on Engadget

40yo Pole was killed by this device in Canadian airport :( he didnt speak english, and waited 10hours for his luggage, no wonder he got angry. but he wasn't agressive at all and those canadian $@##% tasered him many times, till he died. it should be banned

Slimmer PSP gets price, launch date for Japan

Jul 17th 2007 5:58PM on Engadget

i want one too!! sadly in Poland it'll be probably twice that price :( the old psp is still 699zl ( $ 250 ) for base pack :( how it is possible that in rich countries like USA and Japan that kind of stuff is always cheaper than in poorer countries???

Toshiba's HD-A2 HD DVD player going for a mere $199

Jun 11th 2007 10:54AM on Engadget

price is ok, anyway i'll wait for minor producers to hit the market with their hddvd and bluray players. as for now anly few big companies offers such devices, and you pay for the logo 'toshiba' etc

Intel touts 20x less power-hungry UMPCs, lays out processor roadmap

Jun 10th 2007 5:10AM on Engadget

it would be already possible , if only battery producing companies had commercialized technologies they already have. in example titanate electrode lithium-ion batteries which carries 4times as much energy as normal li-ion battery, charges in 10minutes, and works for 20000 charges. but they prefer to sell standard li-ion batteries which usually last for no more than 2 years, pure profit.

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