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Apple's 9.7-inch 'netbook' to debut in October for $800? {Engadget}
Jul 13th 2009 8:26AM $350 buys you the netbook
$50 buys you OSX
$400 pays for the Apple logo on the back.
Engadget's recession antidote: win a LG enV3 for Verizon Wireless {Engadget}
Jul 11th 2009 1:51PM I guess I could Ebay it...
Hulu begins rolling out ABC shows {Download Squad}
Jul 7th 2009 7:30AM You want content from CW? Does anyone actually watch that network?
'Handwriting' recognition offers accurate way for dating stone tablets {Engadget}
Jul 3rd 2009 7:57AM So much for "my dog ate it", huh?
StarCraft II: Blizzard responds to lack of LAN support {Joystiq}
Jul 2nd 2009 2:24AM And video killed the radio star.
Sanyo's Eneloop lamp heals your ecological soul {Engadget}
Jun 30th 2009 5:05AM The beginning of this post reads like a Woot.com product description.
Engadget's recession antidote: win a FREETALK headset and Skype voucher! {Engadget}
Jun 23rd 2009 8:52PM Mmmmm...kay.
Engadget's recession antidote: win a LG enV3 for Verizon Wireless {Engadget}
Jun 19th 2009 1:13PM Hmm
Sony Pictures to smarten up Blu-ray with MovieIQ, the "killer app for BD-Live" {Engadget}
Jun 19th 2009 1:27AM This would truly be the Blu-Ray killer app.
Poll: Are you ready for the digital TV transition? {Engadget}
Jun 12th 2009 7:02AM I believe in most states (possibly even on a federal level), cable providers are forbidden from encrypting the local channels in HD. Check your local laws.
Mike is mistaken. You didn't need a cable box if your company was broadcasting the local channels in ClearQAM (unencrypted cable HD), and your TV has a ClearQAM tuner (most new TVs do). What I would guess is that the company (either accidentally or intentionally) switched the local channels over to encrypted digital, which now requires a cable box. Check your local laws and see if they're allowed to broadcast local channels in HD with encryption. If they are, you're out of luck. If not, call your local FCC office.
