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TrekStor vibez DAP gets US pricing / release info

Nov 6th 2006 7:22PM on Engadget

You know, for something that's supposed to be the successor to the Rio Karma, this is like 5 steps back...

Cingular launches 3G-enabled 8525, sort of

Nov 2nd 2006 2:46AM on Engadget

Gotta love how it's always the rest of the world and us. I wonder why they're using 1.9GHz as a carrier frequency when you could just use 2.1 and have the rest of the world's phones work with your network...

Sony Vaio G: 1.98-pounds of 12.1-inch laptop coming at ya

Nov 1st 2006 6:13PM on Engadget

5-6 hours...no, my mistake. Rather, at least 7 or 8, since 5-6 should be the standard these days.

These laptops have to be good for long distance travel. Look, I don't think you quite understand the niche that these laptops have in Japan They will buy this.

Sony Vaio G: 1.98-pounds of 12.1-inch laptop coming at ya

Nov 1st 2006 6:11PM on Engadget

And, I ask of you to name a single laptop that lasts this long that isn't priced that high. I don't think you can. Buying multiple batteries does not count, obviously.

Sony Vaio G: 1.98-pounds of 12.1-inch laptop coming at ya

Nov 1st 2006 6:10PM on Engadget

Yes, you can get a better laptop but don't you realize that was never the point of these types of models? These are roadwarrior laptops that must last at least 5 or 6 hours on a single battery on a single charge.

Sony Vaio G: 1.98-pounds of 12.1-inch laptop coming at ya

Nov 1st 2006 3:23PM on Engadget

Not only that--if you're complaining about these prices, take a look at the Panasonic 5 series before you say anything else.

Sony Vaio G: 1.98-pounds of 12.1-inch laptop coming at ya

Nov 1st 2006 3:23PM on Engadget

You know, a lot of people have problems with VAIOs, but the great thing is that's true of any company, so whatever. I haven't had any problems with VAIOs except for bad design (i.e. super tiny keyboards with no key width).

And what the hell are you guys going on about with bad pricing for these specs--you do realize that Intel is gouging the prices on those ULV chips, right?

2G Shuffle finally shipping

Nov 1st 2006 9:06AM on Engadget

There's no reason for 2GB then, unless you have everything in ALAC.

Red Union Zune up for auction

Oct 30th 2006 12:35AM on Engadget

No thanks. I'll stick with something a little more useful, like my almost dead Rio Karma.

2G Shuffle finally shipping

Oct 30th 2006 12:34AM on Engadget

toodaloo, have you ever wanted to listen to only a few tracks over and over? So what do you do, delete everything on it except those specific tracks? Judging from the lack of a screen, how are you supposed to select a specific playlist?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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