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Yes, would an industry proponent of media locking please tell us what benefit this is to any party. It eludes me.

I think that driving people in the direction of modchips for the purpose of playing legit (ex-region) games also sends them in the direction of piracy.

VoIP and RFID party down in Japanese dressing rooms

Aug 22nd 2006 6:13PM on Engadget

Isn't it Mitsukoshi?

Sony quits plasma market for reals

Aug 4th 2006 4:00PM on Engadget

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You're partially right. Check out the wikipedia article on crawler-transporter. That is what NASA uses to get the shuttle from assembly to the pad. The modified 747 is for bringing the shuttle back to California when they have to land at Edwards AFB instead of Cape Canaveral

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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