Recent Comments:
Archos 5 series reviewed in French {Engadget}
Sep 7th 2008 12:06PM Things in the PMP world are finally back to its interesting pre-2005 / iPod domination state. Between the SPINN, P20, the S9 and whatever Apple has up its sleeve for Tuesday, there's plenty of choice and different ideas.
Archos 5 Internet Media Tablet is now up for grabs {Engadget}
Sep 6th 2008 8:37PM I think the 5-series looks pretty cool - rounded corners, sleek brown color. As nice as an iTouch, at least.
Why's Engadget hating on its design?
Sony intros S-, E-, and B-Series Walkmans {Engadget}
Aug 28th 2008 7:18AM Is another rectangular flash player really necessary in Sony's lineup?
The A829 series works great for me but I don't see any holes in the Sony lineup that couldn't be filled with a bit of price switching... At least, for rectangular flash players.
One in three new Vista machines downgraded to XP {Download Squad}
Aug 24th 2008 11:54AM Assuming its true, about 60% upgraded. That's fine, Vista is still growing.
The BlackBerry Bold gets official on Rogers {Engadget}
Aug 21st 2008 12:00PM Or if you're in Hong Kong you could just walk into a Smartone-Vodafone and pick one up.
Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 with X4500 graphics dubbed "Wind and Eee PC killer" {Engadget}
Aug 20th 2008 9:17AM As a 1000h user I'm quite jealous, but the S10 really should come with 1GB ram standard.
Japan to push its whiz-bang handsets overseas {Engadget}
Aug 20th 2008 8:43AM They've been selling the Sharp SX862 in HK, which is pretty much a Japan phone without features that only work in Japan. Very nice, should work on T-Mobile too...
http://www.gsmarena.com/sharp_sx862-2371.php
Ricoh R10 shows up with electronic level and adjustable flash {Engadget}
Aug 19th 2008 9:57AM I'm surprised it didn't already have adjustable flash already. Really handy - turn it down for close-ups in the packed bar and turn it up to see how big of an area you can cover outside.
PA governor is about as tech literate as John McCain {Download Squad}
Aug 19th 2008 5:45AM Same.
My father is in its mid-60s and was a accountant/executive who never had to touch a computer (typing was for secretaries, back then). But he manages to use a Touch Diamond for GPS when hiking, in Chinese even. Even old people, with some effort and a manual, can go high-tech.
Nokia's 8800 Carbon Arte takes luxury to the moon {Engadget}
Aug 19th 2008 3:57AM If you live in the States, they aren't sold anywhere. If you live in Asia, they're sold everywhere.
The thing about the 8800-series is that Nokia has kept its price up, unlike the RAZR, which descended from $600-$0 very quickly. If you're selling premium products, you should keep it a premium product.
