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FoxTrot vs. RIAA

Mar 4th 2007 9:59PM on Engadget

Oh they'd try it, you know they'd try it (suing an iguana). :)

More bad news for DRM: PowerDVD AACS key found, AnyDVD supports Blu-ray

Mar 4th 2007 9:54PM on Engadget

Yeah, what ever happend to "fair use"? Ugh.

Engadget Podcast 102 - 03.02.2007

Mar 4th 2007 9:15PM on Engadget

I was just listening to this in the car, good episode! You were talking about large touch-monitors and how it's not really ergonomic. I agree, but there's always a niche market. Many artists are already used to working w/ their arms up and out, in front of an easel. These people would have no trouble using a large touch monitor like the Wacom Cintiq 21UX or even larger. Just a thought. :)

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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