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Vincent
Member Since May 9th, 2007

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Using Hotmail as a secondary address? Be very careful

Jul 29th 2009 7:24PM on Download Squad

Yup, it happened to my dad. He used to work outside the city, and for that reason, could only access his emails on weekends. For some reason, he did not look at them for a long time, and gone they were...

Microsoft's Project Natal demo video has us jumping with anticipation

Jun 3rd 2009 8:25AM on Engadget

I'm no hardcore gamer, I used to be, but games gets redundant (IMO). I tried the Wii, it's okay, but not enough to make me buy one. I really like this idea though.

Video: Tele Atlas' photorealistic city models to aid navigation, terrorism

May 20th 2009 2:37PM on Engadget

Great... I can't even see my city on google maps (blurry), and now they started doing cities in 3D...

Tonematrix makes music-making easy and fun - Time Waster

May 12th 2009 3:05PM on Download Squad

Didn't realise we could copy/paste, but here what I came up with after a few minutes:

107016,16,67712,4,103680,16,160,86528,160,103440,128,73768,70660,64,103556,0

Viliv's Atom-powered S5 MID gets detailed and pictured

Dec 24th 2008 9:36AM on Engadget

I'm a big fans of UMPC, though I always though they were overpriced , bulky and lack a good battery, but man, if this is under $500, I'm buying it. I'm looking for something to replace my PDA. I've been tracking Raon's Digital Vega for a while, but... Didn't though it was worth it. Now this looks smaller then the Vega, thus smaller then a psp!

Brute Force Calculator finds your password's staying power

Nov 12th 2008 1:53AM on Download Squad

I second that, using CUDA, your supposed to do about 130,000,000/sec
And I've been developping a md5 cracker (as side project) that take advantage of multicore computers, cracking @ (only) ~20,000,000/sec per cores.
Split the work, do the math, and you got yourself any password beaten in no time.

Video: ASUS' rugged B51E -- tougher than a hipster yuppie

Jul 3rd 2008 1:08PM on Engadget

Oh that's cool... The way the guy pronounce it sounds like "she suck" in French.

Atom-based Eee PC in June? Sure.

Apr 18th 2008 5:11PM on Engadget

I second that, Id buy one right away if it has swivel hinges

Atom-based Eee PC in June? Sure.

Apr 18th 2008 3:36PM on Engadget

The ONLY time i'd get one, is if, they could add the rotating screen function the tablets does have; in other words, make it a tablet and i'll buy it. Some tablets under 10" goes for over $1000

Poll: What are you doing for V-day?

Feb 14th 2008 2:45PM on Engadget

as fry said "Oh crap! I forgot to get a girlfriend again!"

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"All of these new nettops have me intrigued. I'm looking for a small, quiet and cheap PC to replace my aging tower in my home office, and all it really needs to do is load Microsoft Office, check email and surf the web. Is there a particular nettop that's better (or a better value) than another? I know it's a rather new segment, but hopefully someone has taken a chance on one already. Thanks!"

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