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Wow, apparently I can't spell tonight.

*antennas.
Add directional attenas to that 'would be nice' list.

I'm pretty sure it is a pelican case too.
My guess would be that it's powered by the water that flows through it, so it only runs out of power if the water stops flowing (in which case there isn't much to measure...).
"Winner will be chosen randomly. The winner will receive one Kodak M820 digital photo frame. Approximate value is $70."

Hilarity!
yes please?
I could really use a wireless printer,it would make things sooo much easier for me.
I have found Microsoft Office 2007 to be one of the biggest innovations from Microsoft in quite a while. I find the ribbon to be a massive improvement in usability as compared to the toolbar and menu method of days past. My only wish is that they had thought of it sooner.
Thinner display equals more space for other components and larger batteries which means longer run time.

Thinner displays in televisions equals easier mounting and lower shipping costs.

Thinner displays in computers equals more desk space (depending on how it's mounted or what kind of stand it's using.
@John:

The uplink and downlinks may be slow, but N would provide increased connection speeds between onsite clients. This could be crucial (or at the very least beneficial) depending on what you're you're using it for.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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