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Acer Aspire One 532 spotted in database with Atom N450 'Pine Trail' processor

Dec 11th 2009 2:20AM on Engadget

I don't think most people need to play HD movies

Dell rechristens the USFF with OptiPlex 780 mini PC

Dec 10th 2009 7:05PM on Engadget

It's sideways

PSA: PS3 Firmware Update 3.15 available now

Dec 10th 2009 1:41AM on Joystiq

@AerialAngel87

They could require you have the PSP connected to the PS3 to play. Plus that way people with UMD games could still play. I would honestly be willing to spend more money on PSP games than I currently do if they did it. I'm at home more often than I was when I bought the PSP. I've got the TV out cable, but I'm stuck too close to my TV. I'd much rather grab my PS3 controller and sit on the couch

PSA: PS3 Firmware Update 3.15 available now

Dec 9th 2009 11:44PM on Joystiq

Sweet, now how about regular PSP games?

PS3 firmware 3.15 to add PSP Mini support, simplified console migration

Dec 8th 2009 5:22PM on Engadget

@glamajamma Sweet, now how do I fix the g's, q's, p's, j's, and y's that get cut off at the bottom of each box?

Bungie explains 'series of stumbles' in ODST marketing

Dec 8th 2009 3:59PM on Joystiq

I'm thinking that's why he said "The big takeaway for us is just to never comment on matters that are outside of our control". They had no control over the cost of the game. I suppose realistically, we should have all expected Microsoft to gouge gamer's pockets. They do it every chance they get. From the $100 Wi-Fi adapter, to the few extra Microsoft Points you're always stuck with

Shuttle gears up for CES with 'we are not alien' campaign, ominous video

Dec 8th 2009 2:45PM on Engadget

This just makes me want to watch District 9 again!

Boxee Box coming Q2 2010, D-Link revealed as hardware partner

Dec 7th 2009 11:50PM on Engadget

@SikSlayer That Broadcom video decoder is for x86 systems. They use it in some Atom netbooks, and that's why it was thrown in. I understand about the other products, but as it stands right now, XBMC is only available for PC based systems (Well, except for PPC, but Boxee doesn't do that). Even though they may seem similar, the Boxee Box is nothing like those other mutli-format boxes. This is going to be more of a super cheap HTPC than anything else

Boxee Box coming Q2 2010, D-Link revealed as hardware partner

Dec 7th 2009 9:54PM on Engadget

@JerkyChew You sure? I don't think XBMC enabled support for any secret GPU

Boxee Box coming Q2 2010, D-Link revealed as hardware partner

Dec 7th 2009 9:10PM on Engadget

You mean ARM? Doubtful. That's not being done by the whole team, just a forum member. I'm sure it's probably a Linux build running on an Atom

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm pretty much a complete noob when it comes to camera stuff. My wife loves to take pictures, though. So much so that she literally wore out her first point and shoot camera, and the Kodak Z712 I bought for her less than two years ago is starting to act up as well. To compound the matter, we are expecting our first born sometime next year. I fear the Kodak just isn't going to cut it any longer. What would be the best starter DSLR to get? She hates missing photo opportunities due to camera 'lag' so speed would definitely be at the top of the list. Photo quality and features would be next. Price should be no more than $800. I'm not interested in video capabilities."

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