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as an owner of the original neuros audio player, i must say... this company is horribly mismanaged and I have no idea how they are still in business. this device looks cool though, they've come along way from 128MB Bricks they call MP3 players.

Atiz rolls out "first consumer book ripper," the BookSnap

Nov 13th 2007 5:03PM on Engadget

I am still an advocate of the circular saw and scanner with adf method

Ann Arbor street lights to be replaced with LEDs

Oct 19th 2007 1:51PM on Engadget

I was told this would be completed in 2008, not in a couple years. They've already finished quite a lot, but it is an interesting contrast to walk onto the U-M campus where they are still using much dimmer orange lights in the same housings.

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