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  • Marc Cracco
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I thought this site was dedicated to downloads. I in no way see how an article about a microsoft commercial belongs here. While we're at it why the author of the article presumes to know all that this GROUP of commercials will amount to (especially since this is only one of many) and states that Apple has nothing to worry about.
Yet another failure, they must have some impressive info to sell for so much.
In all seriousness how messed up in the head do you have to be to mess up someone pacemaker???
I don't see them making a curved screen, too much glare issues
I like stuff too
@ mike, do you realize that you comment on where electricity comes from is ridiculous. Do you really think that power plants, no matter what they burn are not more efficient then cars. The internal combustion engine is one of the least efficient way to create energy. Do you not realize the drastic POSITIVE effect we would have on this planet if everyone drove electric car, even if all those cars were powered by electricity from "dirty" power plants. Do your research first.
This post is ridiculous. I work in the irrigation field as a distributor and remote controls for system have been out for close to a decade. Do your research engadget. There is wireless remote setups, some pc integrated setups and some really amazing "smart clocks" that download weather forecast, have their own weather stations and work on a system similar to an IP setup with each component having an address equivalent to an IP address. Controllers can now have sensors with flow control to detect leaks and shut the water off and with moisture sensor to not re-water area that have already the proper moisture content. This controller is a joke by a unknown player in the irrigation field.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I have a MacBook Pro and an Xbox 360 and I would like to get a 20- to 24-inch display that will support both devices. The speakers should be inbuilt, or there should be an aux out on the display to hook up external speakers. Help! Please!"
 

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