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Moxi's CEDIA booth tour

Sep 7th 2007 3:21AM on Engadget

I think I am among the majority of people who have experience with MOXI when I say that the only thing that makes my MOXI box from Charter tolerable is the price when compared to Tivo Series 3. I don't know why it's been an insurmountable task for the competition to emulate the basic functionality of Tivo from 8 years ago, but it has. Why? Why oh frickin' why? Maybe because the customer is generally a cable company that has a de facto local monopoly.

T-Mobile inexplicably brings back MDA

Sep 5th 2007 12:14PM on Engadget Mobile

I don't understand why, rather than, y'know, linking to the material in question, Engadget writers prefer to link to Engadget keyword searches so that we can read all about the Engadget articles of yore instead of finding the $79.99 MDA deal. Why? The MDA is out of stock on t-mobile.com. Is there some other hidden corporate site?

The Belkin Bluetooth Dock Adapter for iPod

Jan 9th 2007 11:27AM on Engadget

How about Apple get with the program and incorporate Bluetooth into the hard drive based players? Who wants to use A2DP headphones with a huge dongle hanging off the device?

OMG: OS X on your iPod?

Jul 5th 2006 10:52AM on Engadget

OMG that's so amazing! They're playing back a screencap video of an OS X desktop on an iPod!

DirecTV confirms EchoStar wireless plans

Feb 8th 2006 5:51PM on Engadget

Unless they're planning to deploy a constellation in low earth orbit, the service will suck because of the inherent latency. Geostationary orbit is at 22000 miles, so a ping would have to travel that distance four times, giving a latency of ~500 ms minimum.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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