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Udayan Tripathi
http://www.udayantripathi.com
Member Since Jan 6th, 2006

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Mayor Livingstone quintuples London "congestion charge"

Feb 12th 2008 7:16PM on Autoblog

Tripled + £1.
It's £8 today, not £5.

-- He started it, claimed he'd never raise the price, and now HGVs pay £200 PER DAY! BMW 335i = £25 per day.

Madness.

The Sony Ericsson Z770: "your life in a clamshell"

Feb 10th 2008 3:00PM on Engadget

This is almost a perfect description of the iPhone.

"The company is billing the Z770 as a phone fit for people who need access to the internet (web and email, specifically) but aren't necessarily interesting in stepping up to a full-fledged smartphone,"

Tesla Roadster passes federal standards, can be sold in all 50 states

Jan 26th 2008 6:42AM on Autoblog

Thanks Chris! That was really informative :)

Tesla Roadster passes federal standards, can be sold in all 50 states

Jan 25th 2008 5:16PM on Autoblog

Always a little unnerving to see a pretty or exotic car mauled in government safety tests. I wonder if rarities like the Enzo have to go through this once in each country.. sure would reduce that 400 produced figure.

MacBook Air review

Jan 25th 2008 5:12PM on Engadget

A great read. Still don't know that I could get over the lack of 3G but this article puts forward MBA's strengths fairly, while giving the weaknesses their due attention.

HDD Stage Rack grows an eSATA port

Jan 25th 2008 1:58PM on Engadget

This is excellent. I have so many HDDs just sitting around. Along with the USB enclosure posted online yesterday, these 10-40GB discs will begin to serve a purpose again.

Tesla Roadster now legal for sale in the US

Jan 24th 2008 6:52PM on Engadget

Despite all the negative publicity, I am looking forward to this - even though my only experience will be via Autoblog.

Western Digital intros 320GB-per-platter 3.5-inch hard drives

Jan 24th 2008 3:35PM on Engadget

What's this? Not flash? Not SSD? How quaint!

Remote Disc: no movie playback, no HD support, and everything else you need to know

Jan 24th 2008 2:55PM on Engadget

Stinks of first generation product..

If Jobs says "people don't read anymore," does this headline really exist?

Jan 16th 2008 6:48PM on Engadget

It's totally self-promotional, so I don't mind if this post is deleted but I blogged about people not reading. Anyway, I won't link to my post, but my point was this:

1. We read for discovery.
2. We are in an interconnected world.
3. We meet lots of people and hear/learn about a lot more human experiences.
4. Therefore, we more easily sate our desire to discover things through our own lives than ever before.

Hence, reading down.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"What is the best wireless surround sound speaker solution? I have a home theater where running wires is just not feasible. I have my own speakers, so I don't want a system that has speakers with integrated wireless. I've done a far amount of research and have only come across a few companies that even offer a reasonable solution: KEF, Kenwood and Rocketfish. Is there anything else out there? What do you recommend? Thank you!"

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