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Early Core i9 benchmarks promising, make you wonder why you even bothered with Core i7

Nov 24th 2009 6:43AM on Engadget

@spin cycle

i7 1366 Xeon-brothers are 95w

Apple tablet(s) in 2H 2010 with OLED screen and tailored content in tow?

Nov 19th 2009 9:41AM on Engadget

@kal326

Or they could appeal to lots of professionals like artists, graphic designers and photographers who wants color accuracy on the go. Just install Photoshop on this and you'll have your own mobile workstation.

Nikon D3s with 1080p video rumored for release next month

Sep 27th 2009 2:43PM on Engadget

UPDATE: the Nikon D3s may have a new 1.3x crop mode.

I don’t know about this rumor (anonymous email), but here it is – the Nikon D3s looks much better already (if those are true of course):

* Nikon D3s with ISO 200-12800 (D3 was with ISO 200-6400).
* New ISO range HI-3 at 102,400 ISO.
* 12.1 mp FX sensor (same as the D3, but tweaked).
* D-movie with 24 fps.

http://nikonrumors.com/2009/09/26/nikon-d3s-bits-and-pieces.aspx

ATI Radeon HD 5870 blazes onto the scene, receives approving nods

Sep 23rd 2009 4:42AM on Engadget

$399 (if you could find one)

ATI Radeon HD 5870 blazes onto the scene, receives approving nods

Sep 23rd 2009 4:39AM on Engadget

"The noise levels coming from the card paint a different picture. I'm not really thrilled about it. At IDLE you'll have no problem with the card whatsoever as noise levels remain under 40 dBA.

Once the GPU starts to heat up the fan RPM will go up as well. The card however remains steady at roughly 42 dBA which really is a very normal noise level. Not annoying at all. So that's good as well."

http://www.guru3d.com/article/radeon-hd-5870-review-test/13

ATI Radeon HD 5870 blazes onto the scene, receives approving nods

Sep 23rd 2009 4:32AM on Engadget

It's disappointing how the limited bus (256-bit) and memory (1GB) is limiting the potential of this beast. You can see the card being bottle-necked in many texture-heavy games. AMD could have easily destroyed nVidia had they chosen to go with a 512-bit bus. You know nVidia will go with a 512-bit bus for their GT300 series.

Nevertheless, the card offers good value for the money. Cannot wait to see what 5870 X2 is capable of :)

Sony's PlayStation 3 Slim to debut August 18th at Cologne gamescom?

Aug 4th 2009 7:40AM on Engadget

Kotaku is also reporting that Sony has "placed significant orders for key Sony PS3 components"

http://kotaku.com/5329527/sony-ramping-up-ps3-production-forsomething

Surely, these all cannot be coincidences.

Thanko's Spy Button video camera, because you've already failed

Jul 2nd 2009 7:19AM on Engadget

Exactly. It won't cost them much but will definitely give their product better appeal.

Stronger airline seats with airbags might just save your life, even on a business trip

Jul 1st 2009 12:23PM on Engadget

Speaking of airplanes, I recently flew on an older model Airbus. It didn't have any of the fancy shmansy screens with outside camera views and a selection of multimedia stuff that come with the newer models. As a result, there was no multimedia box beneath the seats and so you can stretch your legs fully underneath the seat in front. The seats were leather, too!

I say, give us back the comfort and I will gladly bring my own entertainment.

Nanometer wars heat up, Toshiba and Intel enter unofficial race

Jun 22nd 2009 12:48PM on Engadget

So when are we going to start using picometer? Place your estimates here.

I say 2015. 100pm FTW :)

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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