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Sony continues to expand GPS line with NV-U51

Oct 26th 2006 7:17PM on Engadget

The interface is attractive, but not attractive enough to make me buy a Sony product.

Run OS X 10.4.8 legally on any PC, kinda sorta

Oct 25th 2006 4:52PM on Engadget

Actually, no, you can't run any OS on any computer on the planet. For example, you can't run the PowerPC version of OS X on a PC because PowerPC is not an Intel/x86 CPU. You are the one who is ignorant.

Run OS X 10.4.8 legally on any PC, kinda sorta

Oct 25th 2006 1:48PM on Engadget

Agreed, this is nothing. This is simply Darwin, which is already freely available.

Get Vista at a discount if you buy a PC now

Oct 25th 2006 10:35AM on Engadget

The image makes no mention of Vista x64. Since XP x64 can't be upgraded to or from any 32 bit version, might it be possible that XP x64 can be upgraded to to Vista x64?

T-Mobile HotSpot @Home finally launches... in Seattle

Oct 24th 2006 5:59PM on Engadget

Evidently you got lucky and your friends got unlucky. Your single happy experience doesn't mean that the other few thousand people who bought that D-Link router had the same results.

Sprint launches first EV-DO Rev. A network

Oct 24th 2006 3:14PM on Engadget

Back to 1995? lol
If we had 50-70k in 1995, we'd have had EvDO years ago.

Quadtec unveils pricey digital wristwatch

Oct 24th 2006 1:57PM on Engadget

Yes, the strict definition of the word is correct; it is a synonym of a word the author should have chosen. However, as I said, the connotation of the word needs to be taken into consideration as well - not simply the strict definition. That is why implausible is not an accurate word to use in this article.

22Moo unveils HMD800 head mounted display

Oct 24th 2006 1:41PM on Engadget

I don't remember the Virtual Boy being a wearable display... wasn't it rather heavy (hence the tripod)?

DosPara's Prime Note Altair TB: a 14-inch laptop for low-end gaming

Oct 24th 2006 10:35AM on Engadget

Well said :-D

BitTorrent clients coming to NASes and routers: PC-less downloads for all

Oct 23rd 2006 10:41PM on Engadget

Um... no, I didn't miss the point. I was replying to Mike's post where he said "So you can download via BT without having your PC on? But instead you have this router on and a NEtwork storage device on?" My point was that no one turns off their router or network attached storage device. His logic of "but instead you have this router on" doesn't make sense. Who shuts off their routers? No one. But people do shut off their PCs.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I own an iPhone 3G and I'm looking for a decent speaker / alarm clock for it. I am going to listen music in a mid-sized room, so I want nice quality speakers with solid bass. I also want to use it as an alarm clock, so it would be great if there is such a feature. The price can be low-mid to mid-high range. I was looking at the Klipsch iGroove SXT; it's powerful, slick and the reviews are good, but it doesn't have an alarm clock feature. It's no deal breaker if I can set it up from the iPhone, but I'm not sure. Thanks!"

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