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Does anybody know if this can bitstream DTS-HD and Dolby Digital Master Audio? Or at least decode them and send it via 8 channel LPCM on the HDMI?
Does anybody know if this can bitstream DTS-HD and Dolby Digital Master Audio? Or at least decode them and send it via 8 channel LPCM on the HDMI?
@herkPRIME

Chrome has had an Ad Blocker since version 3 came out more than 6 months ago:

http://adsweep.org/

It actually works much better than the ad-blockplus extension in Firefox. Check out the comparisons down the page.
@Blackstar

If you think that it's $3,000 a year for an iPhone then you lose all credibility. It costs me $600 a year for the 3GS with unlimited 3G data and texting and $200 to buy. Total cost for 2 years + phone is $1400. I'm sure the DROID isn't any cheaper with unlimited data 3G data and texting.
@kevin

I guess we should stop putting Anti-Lock Brake Systems into cars too because they "take control away from the driver" when the tires start to lose traction...

I guarantee that the ABS system can do a much better job at re-gaining traction and control than the average non-professional driver.
Yep.

Every 120hz television I've seen looks like crap. I can't stand the trumotion and smoothmotion engines they use.

All I care about is 1080/24p televisions. My LCD can output in 1080/24p mode and I believe it looks superior to any 120hz or 60hz displays.

Movies only have 24 frames of data. Interpolating images and frames to up-sample to more Hz just makes the image look unnatural and bad. You aren't gaining any more quality.
What about over EDGE so we have more coverage?

DON'T say EDGEis too slow. I use skype regularly over EDGE on my iPhone with the jailbreak skype hack and it sounds PLENTY clear enough to have a conversation.
This isn't true at all. There is a local dealer here and I pop in from time to time to ask questions and hear the Hi-Fi speaker setups (usually paradigm). Even though I am a poor college student the guy there always answers my questions with a smile and lets me listen to the systems even with my own source material.

http://universityaudio.com/

Last time I was there, I got to hear the MartinLogan Summit X and they were amazing.
http://www.us.martinlogan.com/speaker_intro/summit_x.html
What does memory have to do with hard disk capacity?
You realize that $300 is midrange right? They make models that go up to over $1000 and sound even better. Of course that doesn't even include the price of a good source and amp.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I just moved into a new apartment and have been reading about all of the new power strips out there, especially the green ones. I was wondering if you had any suggestions about which "green "power strips are out there with decent joules ratings. And when I say green, I mean power strips that have the remotes or switches to turn off all electricity flowing to certain plugs and with at least 2 plugs that are always on. I was looking specifically at sub $50 because I will need two, but if that is not possible I could be convinced otherwise. Thanks!"
 

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