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Teen invents pen-sized pico projector while your kid's busy beating up honor roll students

Jun 3rd 2009 3:14AM on Engadget

I've got 2 big remarks for this:

- Let's see him make it real and not just a patent.
- It needs 1 second to display 1 image! Not quite what we're looking for in a projector. It only seems usefull for giving a powerpoint presentation.

And don't get me started on how big a screen he's going to get with lasers.

ElectraTherm's Green Machine converts waste heat into electricity

Jun 1st 2008 4:07PM on Engadget

Let's see you invent something better then. Ever followed a basic thermodynamics course by chance? High energy efficiency isn't that easy to obtain.

How to "format" an iPhone to clear your data completely

May 21st 2008 4:03PM on Engadget

What's the use of a 3 way pass with flash memory? You can't get information from previous write cycles from flash memory like you can with magnetic storage.

Orange lands broad iPhone distro deal too

May 16th 2008 8:33AM on Engadget

They may have the deal but I doubt they can sell it locked. "koppelverkoop" (don't know the English word) is still illegal in Belgium. It will probably be like those other phones in Belgium with a SIM card included but where can just put another SIM in it.

En-Twyn's En-Compass incorporates Powerline into socket

Mar 8th 2008 4:19PM on Engadget

It still is a prototype after all. Those details will probably be fixed by the time it's ready to hit the market.

University jumps on even bigger bandwagon: free iPhones and MacBooks to students

Mar 2nd 2008 10:09AM on Engadget

I'm really gratefull to live in Belgium then, we pay around €500 a year.

Intel's Core 2 Duo E8500 Wolfdale gets tested

Mar 1st 2008 5:52PM on Engadget

It's called DEP (data execution prevention). It is used to mark parts of the memory as non-executable and it's a way to prevent buffer overflows.

Researchers working to teach creepy baby robot to talk

Feb 28th 2008 2:17PM on Engadget

Am I the only one that doesn't see much sense in teaching a robot to think for himself? Okay, better AI in games would be nice, but not getting shot in real life by a robot that thinks humans are obsolete is even nicer!

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Nov 11th 2007 6:06AM on Engadget

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Urinal game banned by killjoy Belgium police

Nov 5th 2007 11:35AM on Engadget

Uhm why is Belgium so offensive a word?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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