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NEC Flask Phone sports fuel cell, not for human consumption {Engadget}
Jan 28th 2008 4:39PM @UCLA-Mickey
Thanks for clearing that up, however as much as i want this technology to succeed in the market place, the issue of the fact you cant plug it in like any other cell is going to be an issue. No one would buy a cell phone that ran on only disposable AA batteries no matter how clean they are to the environment. That being said if the fuel efficiency of this thing is so amazing it can run for weeks without being refueled that would be very different. Id murder a small town for a smart phone that could run for a week instead of the 5hr batteries my cell has right now.
Also point D should have been in tags
Researchers tout nano explosive's ability to blast cancer cells {Engadget}
Jan 28th 2008 11:43AM and how exactly do they direct these "combustion waves" so they dont damage other tissue?
NEC Flask Phone sports fuel cell, not for human consumption {Engadget}
Jan 28th 2008 11:37AM A) how expensive is this fuel?
B) is it readily available?
C) Enviromental concerns? (i presume it is consumed cleanly)
d) if i drop this thing will it amputate a limb in the resulting blast?
Via's upcoming Isaiah chip can run Crysis {Engadget}
Jan 27th 2008 9:37AM @Jon
You must have never used windows mobile for any period of time....
Gear and loathing in Las Vegas - Engadget has left the building {Engadget}
Jan 12th 2008 12:08PM I agree with Alex, having so many videos was a great service to the engadget community, however the main issue was that a few of the viewers were paying more attention to veronica than what was being featured, which was no fault of hers or the engadget team - good job guys looking forward to next year.
Canon said to be developing own tech for SED TV production {Engadget}
Jan 1st 2008 12:05PM Praise Jeebus, I'm not loosing my mind!
Canon said to be developing own tech for SED TV production {Engadget}
Dec 31st 2007 6:51PM Isn't Asahi a Japanese beer?
US' largest solar photovoltaic system flipped on in Nevada {Engadget}
Dec 30th 2007 10:51AM not that i donut believe thats whats going to end up happening in the end, but "clean" coal and nuclear arn't as clean as other alternatives. Clean coal simply transforms one emission into another by reburning the smoke a chemically washed coal and turning it into carbon dioxide (still a green house gas). Nuclear uses chemicals to be heated by the rods to produce electricity, those chemicals themselves turn into nuclear waste which probably gets buried in a hole somewhere based on the information (or lack there of) of how these plants deal with that.
Solar farms and wind turbines are truly the best course for the future since they are zero emission and unless some religious cult puts us in 1000 years of darkness, no one will ever wonder where the next watt will come from.
That being said I'm on the fence about global warming, some evidence says it exists, some evidence says it doesn't, I'm not a scientist i don't know. I am however an asthmatic so i know all that shit we put in the air is doing something bad so its gotta stop
Solar and Wind turbines FTW!
Boy killed by texting driver {Engadget}
Dec 28th 2007 4:51PM @Joe Blow
Although you do make a good argument are you suggesting that drinking and driving is ok as long as you don't preform some sort of illegal maneuver while under the influence? There are some activities which are dangerous to do while your attention should be on the road. Granted this particular individual obvious y had larger issues at hand if he was charged with driving without a license, and although you seem to be able to multi-task quite fine that does not mean that the average "Joe Blow" on the street is capable of such feats. i know i for one am not so i exercise my right to common sense and abstain, others like me might not.
GPS baby Jesus stolen again, found across the street {Engadget}
Dec 28th 2007 12:13PM @chris
Kevin Smith says so - for more information on this joke please pick up Dogma at your local video rental location
