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wade_reese
Member Since Mar 11th, 2007

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Sony dumping all rear-projection TVs to focus on LCDs?

Dec 19th 2007 8:31PM on Engadget

...or buy that extended warranty that Sony has mailed out. $300 for the extended (3 year warranty) and $150-$200 for the lamp. I know what I did. ;-)

Apple halts Boot Camp downloads ahead of Leopard's release

Oct 24th 2007 12:08PM on Engadget

LOL!!! Very good!

This should put a stake in the heart of this topic.

;-)

Apple halts Boot Camp downloads ahead of Leopard's release

Oct 23rd 2007 8:02PM on Engadget

To those complaining, are your really serious or are you just practicing your debating skills?

Betas end and then, if the product is commercial, you pay if you want to continue to use it. If the product is not a "for fee" product then a general release comes out (at no charge) but the earlier beta still goes away. No vendor wants a beta to be out there forever. It is an inherent exposure that the vendor does not need. This model typically applies to business software, personal software, game software... just about all software.

Come on now. Debate something important, not the pulling of a beta program.

CE-Oh no he didn't! Part XLIII: Vivendi CEO calls iTunes contract "indecent"

Sep 24th 2007 3:56PM on Engadget

Where's the LOVE?

Creative's 4GB, 16GB Zen players see price drops

Sep 24th 2007 2:25PM on Engadget

You go right ahead and compare the new Zen to the iPod Touch and or the new Nano and conclude that the iPod sucks. It is a free country. Someone has to buy these things. Good to keep Creative in business. Good to keep some (however small) pressure on Apple so that they will continue to push the envelope on development.

I will stick with my iPods. They just work and work well. Lots of demand on eBay when I sell and upgrade.

Apple forced to pay up over iBook G4 flaw

Sep 22nd 2007 11:51AM on Engadget

Tanner,

You are 100% correct. 'Nuff said.

Apple forced to pay up over iBook G4 flaw

Sep 22nd 2007 11:46AM on Engadget

Man, you really do hate Apple, don't you. Good thing that you live in a free country so that you can ensure that none of your hard earned money goes to the Rotten Apple. LOL.

(As an aside... Like Bill Gates/MS, Dell, HP are not a marketing beasts.)

Every company makes mistakes. Enjoy your PC (which I assume never has any hardware or software problems). You are a very lucky guy, if so.

Come on, live in peace.

Apple forced to pay up over iBook G4 flaw

Sep 21st 2007 6:54PM on Engadget

Huh?!?

Just because Apple does not assemble it's products in the US does not mean it does not "make" anything. They design, plan and produce the vast majority of their Macs and iPods. Come on... they are not just a "reseller". LOL!

One of the funnier things that I have read today.

iPod touch has an identity crisis

Sep 16th 2007 6:50PM on Engadget

Man, the comment above sure raises the bar on intelligent discourse, doesn't it?!?

iPod touch has an identity crisis

Sep 16th 2007 6:47PM on Engadget

I know that there are certainly Apple fanboys (hell, if I think about it, I just may be one)... but is there such a thing as a Microsoft fanboy? ;-)

PS, Anyone know where I can get an Apple fanboy t-shirt?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm pretty much a complete noob when it comes to camera stuff. My wife loves to take pictures, though. So much so that she literally wore out her first point and shoot camera, and the Kodak Z712 I bought for her less than two years ago is starting to act up as well. To compound the matter, we are expecting our first born sometime next year. I fear the Kodak just isn't going to cut it any longer. What would be the best starter DSLR to get? She hates missing photo opportunities due to camera 'lag' so speed would definitely be at the top of the list. Photo quality and features would be next. Price should be no more than $800. I'm not interested in video capabilities."

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