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NuTouch offers up finger-friendly 7-inch digital photo frame {Engadget}
Jun 17th 2008 5:14AM I found it for £80 (or $157) in the UK on the day this thread was written, by -play-ing around on Google.
Movie Cowboy stores your HD media, outputs on-the-go {Engadget}
May 15th 2008 9:02AM Now if only they'd made the base station saddle-shaped and in brown leather......
Samsung expects affordable medium to large OLED displays in 2009 / 2010 {Engadget}
Apr 22nd 2008 6:59AM Remind me again..... why do I need a 1mm thick display, when it stands on a 150mm wide base?
IO Data unveils DiXiM HVL4-G2.0 NAS for Regza HDTVs {Engadget}
Apr 9th 2008 8:08AM And the winner of this year's award for The Most Obscure Headline is........
Hands-on with Garmin's latest GPS lineup {Engadget}
Jan 6th 2008 11:47AM Its nice to see that Netscape's logo didn't disappear with the death of Navigator.
Man follows GPS directions onto train tracks, into dummy hall of fame {Engadget}
Jan 4th 2008 4:25PM Here's hoping that trains get never get GPS.... or our roads will never be safe again.
Man charged with manslaughter in "exploding battery" case {Engadget}
Nov 30th 2007 9:08AM A clear case of assault-and-battery m'lud.
Cambridge Consultants unveils WiFi RadioPro platform {Engadget}
Nov 14th 2007 9:23AM That struck me too! Let's hope its not such a turkey.
Scottish firm sued for blaring radios, infringing copyright {Engadget}
Oct 15th 2007 3:03AM One of Kwik-Fit's problems is that if they 670 branches, each with a customer or two in at at time, they have to buy 670 licences, whereas a shopping mall, with 1,000 customers buys just one. That's unfair.
Also, this legislation dates back to the early 1900's when nobody envisaged commercial radio. If radio stations make more money from advertisers because their service is listened-to by more people in public places, then then the RIAA should be chasing them for more money.
Acer's new P710 and P730 GPS units for Europe {Engadget}
Sep 24th 2007 10:55AM '...that aren't even States bound.'
Well that's OK then. I mean, its not as if anybody outside the USA reads Engadget or clicks on your Google ads, is it?
