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Or in-ear monitors. I only need mine up about half-way during a flight, and I don't the claustrophobic feeling from active noise canceling headphones.

http://www.headphone.com/products/headphones/in-ear-monitor/

Video: VIA EPIA-P720 Pico-ITX motherboard plays 1080p, doesn't sweat much

Sep 19th 2009 12:48PM on Engadget

MKV is not a video codec, just a container format. I'm assuming you mean h264 in an MKV container though, as that is what seems to be most common.

As long as the file is encoded at Level 4.1 or below, (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.264/MPEG-4_AVC ) this should play it back fine. 4.1 is the standard Blu-ray level. People occasionally encode > 4.1, but rarely.

Windows 7 to get a better version of Netflix than Vista

Sep 10th 2009 6:06PM on Engadget

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Windows 7 to get a better version of Netflix than Vista

Sep 10th 2009 6:06PM on Engadget

No, I mean actual 720p.

There's a whole slew of devices that get 720p video streams from Netflix's Watch Instantly library. Computers are limited to the crappy 480p streams.

http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/19/do-not-time-netflix-hd-streaming-shootout/

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