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Comcast trying to secure in-theater movies for on-demand. For $30-50 each. {Engadget}
May 14th 2007 6:31PM Being a home theater nerd myself I do enjoy watching movies at home however, $30-50 for a single viewing is too pricey for me. I also feel that it is impossible for my crappy apartment to have sound as good as a movie theater and not have angry neighbors. For a man like myself with a $6000 home theater I can't beat a nice DLP theater for picture and audio.
'Hold Your Wee for a Wii' station, employees avoid criminal charges {Engadget}
Apr 3rd 2007 12:33PM A liability waiver will release a party from some if not all liability in most circumstances except gross neglegiance. It would be up to the courts to decide where this falls. Basically, liability waivers do not make one exempt from all liability no matter how much some parties wish they did.
Keepin' it real fake, part XLVII: "Offline" Google store {Engadget}
Feb 26th 2007 2:24PM Between the Google and Engadget store I think the Engadget store looked much nicer. This seems to be meerly trading off of the Google name and selling anything where as I believe the Engadget store sold questionable electronics. In all honesty I could totally see Engadget (or Google I guess, but Engadget seems like a better fit) stores existing much like a Sharper Image store or a Discovery Channel store. I can also say that if I was in an airport and there was a layover for a few hours I would visit the engadget store and scoff at the prices as well.
Wave Scanner: bulky DS attachment ups the fun {Engadget}
Jan 22nd 2007 9:22AM Nah man, the e-reader is cool and so is this thing. There is rad new stuff for coming out all the time. I am totally glad Animal Crossing prompted me to buy some gizmo for some cards I found at a store a total of 2 times. It is definetly worth the money.
Panasonic's RPTV LIFI bulb lasts so long, it might never need changing {Engadget}
Jan 9th 2007 9:23AM Products have a limited warranty because there is a limited time in which an issue is a manufacturers defect and normal wear/breakdown. Secondly (and more importantly), Panasonic, Sony, Toshiba, etc. are all businesses and are in business to make money. Eating a repair bill in the first year or two is something they do but eventually the warranty runs out and the product is ultimately YOUR product and YOUR responsibility to upkeep/maintain.
UK schools pull the plug on WiFi for alleged health reasons {Engadget}
Nov 24th 2006 6:38PM Correct me if I am wrong but don't routers, cell phones, flourescent lights, (insert electronic product here) output radio waves that are too big to damage cells and possible cause cancer or other harms? It was my understanding that the likelyhood of the radiaton from most of these devices is about as likely as fitting your hand through the eye of a needle.
Engadget Black Friday giveaways (part 1): Xbox 360 Premium pack! {Engadget}
Nov 24th 2006 5:35PM I wanna win! (anyone actually read this or this far?)
Engadget Black Friday giveaways (part 2): Nikon D40 DSLR! {Engadget}
Nov 24th 2006 5:31PM Pick me! My current camera blows and the cameras on my macbook and cellphone look and work better!
Black Friday deals {Engadget}
Nov 24th 2006 2:37PM Not to mention there are areas of the US where someone can walk in a store and find these deals and it could be useful for those people. I am not in that boat anymore but personally I like to see what I am missing by keeping my walled stapled to my pants.
Engadget's relaunch giveaways: Xbox 360 Premium pack {Engadget}
Sep 23rd 2006 8:48PM madden 07
