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Cyber Famulator Lite for DS bulks up to get old school {Engadget}
Feb 2nd 2008 8:00PM (Replying to a comment in IE7 borked? soxors to be a site admin i guess)
@Alex
No, Thats just you.
(what on earth is sugestive about that photo? Seriously, I would love to know :) )
SanDisk secretly concocting read-only memory for archival use? {Engadget}
Feb 27th 2007 3:26PM I can see an alternative use for this technology. How about forensics? Photos on it can't be removed, altered and the written back. EXIF and time stamps can be altered, but this can't.
Also what about disribution of music? Promotional material? If it's cheap enough, it could be a viable alternative to CD-Rs for some situations.
Axxen kicks out trio of portable HDD enclosure / card reader hybrids {Engadget}
Jan 3rd 2007 4:39AM for the little one, have a look at the Thecus YES Nano N1050 looks to be exactly the same. I've had one for at least 6 months now. 5v external battery back, or is powered from USB. Includes a USB host for transfering from any other USB device.
HP set to launch tx1000 widescreen convertible tablet {Engadget}
Dec 28th 2006 9:39AM this could easily be my third HP laptop in a row.
Samsung's YP-T9, now with 8GB of tasty flash {Engadget}
Dec 18th 2006 2:01PM "8GB of tasty flash"
As opposed to the not very palatable flash memory in every other device. ;)
Princeton unveils PNS01S NAS in compact, aluminum enclosure {Engadget}
Nov 14th 2006 6:16AM any particular reason you (and Akihabara News) have a Qnap TS-101 as a picture? or is Princeton just using Qnap as an OEM?
Art Lebedev explains Upravlator to five year olds, no one else {Engadget}
Oct 18th 2006 2:09PM I'm guessing it has 9 or 12 buttons what are LCD screens driven by one video output and hardware in the device will split the image to each button. What it does after that is anyones guess :)
Janus Project PC can scan 300 WiFi networks at once {Engadget}
Aug 31st 2006 7:07PM looks like a Pelican 1520 case. great cases
http://www.pelican.com/cases_detail.php?Case=1520
Humax releases 32-inch LCD with built-in dual-tuner PVR {Engadget}
Aug 28th 2006 4:12PM Seamslik this could be an upgrade in one area and a downgrade in another
http://www.humaxdigital.com/uk/products/dtv_lcd32_lgb-32tpvr.asp
Their current 32" (and 26" and 40")LCD PVR unit come with 40GB drives. This has a 160GB but might just be a recorder as opposed to the whole time shifting PVR devices hey have now.
that would be odd, as this upgrade should just require a larger hard drive (2.5" apparently) and little other development work.
As for "PC ports" that culd refer to the USB Mass Storage Host, RS232, DVI-D and D-sub
IEEE source: draft 802.11n timeline slipping yet again {Engadget}
May 22nd 2006 12:12PM good. means they might actually get it right and we can have a standard that is going to last for a while. Then again perhaps not...
