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Jono Cono
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Member Since May 11th, 2006

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Waleli GSM-doorbell hits version 2.0

Oct 9th 2006 11:05AM on Engadget

In and of itself this device is a pretty neat idea, almost better than biometric locks in the sense that this is more like an intercom/lock. The only downfall I could see is if that's the only thing you're going to rely on to get in and out of your house then what happens if you lose your phone or the battery dies? I suppose you can always hide a key to get in the old fashioned way!
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Seagate goes 1TB with Maxtor Shared Storage II

Jul 7th 2006 7:23PM on Engadget

What fun, now that's a functional product that can be put to good use!

iLuv i180 video recording dock for iPod

Jul 5th 2006 5:45PM on Engadget

Hmmm, I think they could have done a much better job designing this, especially at the price it's going for. With the features it comes with there's almost no point in buying it. Your PC can do a much better job!

Million dollar bed floats on magnets

Jul 3rd 2006 7:49PM on Engadget

Six years spent designing this thing...don't people have better things to do?

iPod or drinking: students prefer iPod

Jun 9th 2006 2:38AM on Engadget

Hey, nobody said you can't drink while listening to your ipod...still hard to believe that an mp3 player beat out drinking for University students though.

Sony patents fold-up origami gadgetry

Jun 8th 2006 1:16PM on Engadget

Very cool idea, but like you say I'm sure we won't be seeing something like that on the shelf anytime soon.

Polaroid's i1032 10 megapixel compact

May 28th 2006 12:29PM on Engadget

The whole megapixel thing is over-rated, all you get is bigger and bigger pictures, requiring faster and larger SD cards and so on. How many people actually need to take pictures that effectively have a print size 2 to 6 times larger then they'll ever need. Most people just end up resizing their photos once they're on computer anyhow. A higher quality sensitivity would be put to better use.

Airbus turns to robots for in-flight emergencies

May 28th 2006 12:25PM on Engadget

There are pros and cons for both, whether you rely on a computer or on human judgement, neither are perfect!

Sony Ericsson's W710 Walkman quad-band GSM/EDGE clam for sportos

May 22nd 2006 3:52PM on Engadget

That is a slick phone, I've gotta see if that's available in my area, probably not...

"Undercover" software helps recover your stolen MacBook

May 22nd 2006 3:46PM on Engadget

That's some nifty software, although it does sound a bit over the top.

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