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iPod nano 5G with camera first hands-on!

Sep 9th 2009 2:34PM on Engadget

More importantly, how the hell do you take a picture/video with just your right hand? If you only use your right hand you're going to cover up the screen. How the hell will you see what you're taking a picture/video of? Ugghhh...

Sony's 400-disc Blu-ray Mega Changer reviewed, huge

Sep 2nd 2009 8:52PM on Engadget

Yep, it's made by Sony so it probably costs 5X more than it should...

Engadget's recession antidote: win one of 100 Microsoft Windows 7 pre-order discount codes!

Jun 25th 2009 12:45PM on Engadget

Windows 7 is awesome!!!

Dell Adamo hands-on and video unboxing

Mar 21st 2009 8:42AM on Engadget

I forgot to add, regarding the Adamo I think I'll wait for Adamo 2.0 with better specs and a lower price.

Dell Adamo hands-on and video unboxing

Mar 21st 2009 8:39AM on Engadget

Why does everyone think the MBA looks so much better? The MBA may have better specs but it doesn't look as good (if at all). The design is feminine with its round edges and reminds me of a clam (the shellfish, no thank you!!!). The keys are so far spaced out (who wants gigantic spaces between their teeth???). Not only that the keys stick out like buildings in a city (clumsy!!!). I think the MBA is the worst LOOKING product in Apple's lineup at the moment.

Pioneer officially leaving the TV biz by March 2010, focusing on audio

Feb 12th 2009 8:24AM on Engadget

This is a huge loss for A/V enthusiasts.
Aren't there any investors who want to "help" Pioneer?
I guess I better save up for a 60" Kuro.

Microsoft temporarily removes Windows 7 Beta download limit

Jan 12th 2009 12:48PM on Engadget

What's the difference between the 32 and 64 bit version? I mean I have PC with a Q9400 Quad 2 Core processor and only use my pc to browse the internet? Which version should I get?

Kaleidescape's overpriced upscaling DVD players get reviewed

Jun 19th 2008 7:59AM on Engadget

Option I:
Let's say you already own 1,000 DVD's at a cost of say $15 a pop. Now you buy this Kaleidescape DVD player for $4,500.
Total cost: $19,500

Option II:
Now let's say you buy a Blu Ray player for $500 and buy 1,000 Blu Ray titles at $30 a pop.
Total cost: $30,500

Total savings with option I: $11,000
No really, it's cheaper to go with option II. Rigghhhttttt...

SonyNEC Optiarc projects sub-$100 Blu-ray optical drives by year's end

Jun 6th 2008 7:34AM on Engadget

Uhm... Fine and dandy but BD movie titles are still $30 and up while DVD prices are around $10-$15. So 10 BD movies equals $300, while 10 DVD's equals $150. That $150 difference is absurdly huge bordering on ripoff... Sorry, next!!!

Lack of competition sends Blu-ray player prices upward

Mar 13th 2008 7:51AM on Engadget

Inflation??? Recession??? I say BS... I haven't seen the price of Pioneer Kuro Plasma's go up nor the price of cars.

New technology??? I say BS (partly) again... The difference isn't like tube tv's vs. Plasmas or LCD's (new screen type) or VHS vs. DVD (new media type). Blu Ray players are just glorified/modified DVD players.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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