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EVGA's quirky InterView dual-LCD display reviewed

Jul 16th 2009 9:43AM on Engadget

2 17"-Monitors side by side don't hat 34" of diagonal. You'd need 4 17"ers to have that.

Matrox M-series graphic cards go 4-up natively

Jun 30th 2008 8:22AM on Engadget

The NVidia NVS440 has two GPUs on one PCB.

ASUS keeps things tiny with NOVA LITE Mini 2L PC

Mar 20th 2008 12:00PM on Engadget

Dear engadget writers,

As you are an internet medium and people from all over the world are reading this site, would you please include metric measurements?
Thanks.

Shredz64 is very real and very shredding

Mar 11th 2008 3:47AM on Engadget

Was meant for Paul.

Shredz64 is very real and very shredding

Mar 11th 2008 3:46AM on Engadget

Nothing to see here for you. Writing something like "is useless to 99% of most people" automatically disqaulify you for geekrelated stuff.

Vista SP1 doesn't significantly boost performance, slows down certain tasks

Feb 14th 2008 4:16AM on Engadget

Guess what, he is right. An up-to-date full blown Linux-distribution will support way more hardware out of the box. And while there aren't drivers for your USB Rocket Launcher, you have e.g. some for UPA-Graphics on SPARC systems.
I have to admit that there are more third-party drivers for windows but to be honest, I kinda like that linux supports most of my hardware without surfing crappy manufacturer websites.

Poll: Be honest with yourself, are you still happy with DVD?

Feb 7th 2008 3:20AM on Engadget

Honestly I just bought a few DVDs because I was waiting for High Definition all the years :)

Digital Cube busts out i-station UDIC electronic dictionary for Korea

Jan 30th 2008 7:51AM on Engadget

Hey U, DIC U using a dictionary?

Aptera's Typ-1 gets a video test drive

Dec 22nd 2007 10:55AM on Engadget

The funny thing about that car is that it looks like the car of the future from the past.

Asus' Eee PC on sale with 8GB SSD, 1GB RAM for $499

Dec 2nd 2007 8:19AM on Engadget

Nice update. But I'll wait for a version where the screen matches the lid.
If by about april next year they release a 10" version with this specs for about the same price, I'm sold.
I'm currently having a 12" Thinkpad with XGA resolution and I would be happy with 10" and a resolution of between 1024*640 and 1280*800. My machine has a 1.2Ghz P3-m and 640MB RAM and that's totally enough for everything I can do on such a tiny screen.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I commonly need to boot a system from an external disc and take a snapshot of the host system. I also then need to burn a copy of the image to a DVD. While I can do it with two separate external devices, and two power supplies, and two I/O cables, it'd be nice to find a small dual-drive enclosure. It would need to have USB, eSATA, and FireWire. Either slim-line or half-height bay for the optical burner would be fine, and space for either a 2.5- or 3.5-inch hard disc. Any ideas?"

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