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Windows XP SP3 release just around the bend? {Engadget}
Apr 16th 2008 7:27AM Google for "remove hidden devices windows xp"; When you take out a device of your pc windows actually doesn't de-install it for you. You can make these devices visible with a little work, remove them, and watch the good 'ol slugish install fly.
Windows XP SP3 release just around the bend? {Engadget}
Apr 16th 2008 7:24AM ReactOS FTW!
(When it's out of alpha and then beta stage off-course.)
Dell's XPS M1530 finally gets HD and LED backlit displays, just not at the same time {Engadget}
Apr 10th 2008 7:27AM Actually I'm using it for half a year now (D830)... and even though you sometimes have to lean in a bit that disadvantage is more than compensated by the acres of desktop space you suddenly have...
Not to mention the ability to watch HD movies in native res :-) Ah yes... WUXGA is great, if only webpage designers and OS makers would tailor their systems to it a bit more...
Windows 7 to arrive next year, says Bill Gates {Engadget}
Apr 5th 2008 8:14AM Indeed, no version of 98 I was using was ever stable.
Anyhow, Vista is a bit like ME is guess... and MS realises it needs to quickly replace it.
Dell's leaked Latitude E6000 and E5000-series of laptops pack GPS, DisplayPort, WWAN, UWB and much more {Engadget}
Mar 22nd 2008 10:33AM Actually, I got a D830 because of the high res screen and the fact that it has an option for a second battery and WWAN. This has got all that and more and.... DESIGN!
:-D
New firmware trickling into the Nokia N95-1 ecosphere {Engadget Mobile}
Mar 19th 2008 6:38AM I really appreciate this. You can allready get the new FW through NSP's but i'll just wait until it is released on NSU.
Rumor has it 802.11n Airport Express due out soon {Engadget}
Mar 16th 2008 3:49PM Hmmm, I'm just glad that it is becoming a standard. When I was in a store a few months ago I saw so many options of wifi that I just chose not to buy a new WiFi router alltogether (I've got a Dell D830 which has a .n adapter).
Casio's EX-F1 camera with 60fps burst and 1200fps video -- March 28th {Engadget}
Mar 12th 2008 9:03AM The kind of camera that is used for the really fast stuff is more like in the 1*10^6fps range.
Often not digital btw, but a large circulating drum with photofilm in it instead. (light is projected at the end)... then you can film an explosion really well for instance.
Netronix unveils 6-inch EB-100 and 9.7-inch EB-300 e-books {Engadget}
Mar 11th 2008 9:05AM Sweeeeet!
iPhone SDK's seedy underbelly reveals painful limitations {Engadget Mobile}
Mar 11th 2008 5:09AM I have like 5 custom apps running in te background of my N95, works like a charm.
