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Sharp introduces 37-inch LCD 1080 HDTV

Mar 9th 2006 11:09AM on Engadget

Westinghouse has had a 37" 1080p HDTV monitor out for a while already for around $1700.

http://www.westinghousedigital.com/pc-26-7-37-1080p-monitor.aspx

Multi-touch DS patent? And DSOrganize software makes a PDA out of it?

Feb 27th 2006 11:42AM on Engadget

Being both a Nintendo DS fan and a Palm fan I want to make a correction. DS has two 256x192 screens for a grand total of 98,304 pixels. A good Palm has at least a 320x320 screen for 102,400 pixels and the bigger Palms have a bigger 320x480 screen for 153,600 pixels. For horsepower, DS probably wins due to its dedicated gfx/audio hardware.

Multi-touch would be great for a 3 Stooges game where you try to do a 2 finger poke at someones eyes.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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