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Report: 50GB, dual-layer Blu-ray discs WILL play

Sep 15th 2006 12:27AM on Engadget

Definetly WAYYY better than HD-DVD. Sure the price is high, but just as with all other consumer electronics, the price will come down after a couple of months being on the market. For avid movie watchers Blu-Ray is the way to go (as lots of movies are now coming out on Blu-Ray) and it is way better quality.

2G iPod nano gets splayed

Sep 15th 2006 12:20AM on Engadget

What a terrible thing to do to an iPod. However thank god it is the new Nano, because if it was the old one I would have to cry.

Linux on the DS: Now with Wi-Fi support

Jan 31st 2006 10:12PM on Joystiq Nintendo

They are just trying to make it do, what the PSP already can! hahahah, and they suck at doing it!

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